Opinion

Whether you believe it's right or not, political candidates do get money from a variety of sources when they run for office, from individuals, companies and interests groups, like unions.

A few months ago I received a phone call from Cochrane coffee companion David Irvine.

Spring has finally arrived…summer is on the way! Some activities at Seniors on the Bow (S0TB) will not continue through July and August, many will.

I can still hear the sound of my own annoying voice, blabbing on to whomever would listen, that if I ever quit smoking I would run a marathon. Following 15 years of moderate-turned-heavy smoking, that day finally arrived Jan. 17, 2011.

Whether you believe it's right or not, political candidates do get money from a variety of sources when they run for office, from individuals, companies and interests groups, like unions.

A few months ago I received a phone call from Cochrane coffee companion David Irvine.

When Mary Anna and I attended Theatre Calgary's production of Mary Poppins last week, a Cochrane High grad with Ghost Lake Village roots left us feeling supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! We've known Andrew MacDonald-Smith since the mid-1990s, when

Well Cochrane, it’s been a slice. For a year and a half I’ve slaved over a keyboard and racked up mileage to get word out to the community about all the important stuff. You know, art shows, fundraisers, motor vehicle collisions — real page-turners.

We all love it when we get something for free, and the Eagle is doing its best to get you more stuff on the house.

Some may not realize how much Cochrane has changed in the last century, but Kathleen Beynon certainly hasn’t forgotten, as she offers us a glimpse of the past.