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Rail crossings could one day be just a bad memory

Rail crossings could one day be just a bad memory

Mayor Jeff Genung attended the Rotary Club of Cochrane's weekly lunch meeting on Tuesday focusing on the work council is doing to improve all facets of connectivity in town.
Council Briefs

Council Briefs

Public to name bridge Coun.
Glenbow Ranch partners with beef producers

Glenbow Ranch partners with beef producers

Students and visitors to the Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park can now get a taste of where some of their food comes from thanks to a new partnership.
Seniors seek operating grant

Seniors seek operating grant

Town council heard loud and clear on June 25: more space, more funds and a central location are on the wish list for Seniors On The Bow (SOTB).
Couple encounters grizzly bear at campsite

Couple encounters grizzly bear at campsite

Standing at the back of his camper one morning mid June in lower Kananaskis, Gordon Larin raced through everything he knew about bears.
Brenda Tennant steps into Jack's shoes

Brenda Tennant steps into Jack's shoes

In life, Jack Tennant was an active and passionate community supporter involved in a myriad of community organizations. After his death last month, he left a void with many of those community supports that others will need to step into.
CHAPS appeals to town for funds

CHAPS appeals to town for funds

Members of the Cochrane Historical Preservation Society (CHAPS) appealed to town council June 26 for consideration of an operating grant as the town moves from annual to three-year budgets this fall.
Dayhome appeal dropped

Dayhome appeal dropped

A Cochrane dayhome operator is back in business after a development appeal filed to stop her from setting up shop in Riversong was withdrawn.
Cochrane students take to the east coast for SHAD

Cochrane students take to the east coast for SHAD

Much to his surprise, Eric Swedlo will be spending part of his summer across the country where he will be working on creating solutions to real life social problems.
Photos: Celebrating the Stoney Nakoda Nation

Photos: Celebrating the Stoney Nakoda Nation

During a mini powwow held at the Chiniki Cultural Centre for Aboriginal Day, a handful of dancers performed – each dance telling a story of tradition, healing, or community.
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