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It was on this date that the first event was hosted at Camrose Opera House later renamed the Bailey Theatre. Kenney-Harvey Entertainers and a Buffalo Bill short movie were on the billing for what was most certainly a full house in the new, grandiose theatre on Main Street, Camrose.
Bailey Theatre volunteers, who have poured their hearts, minds, time and financial resources into ensuring The Bailey as it is affectionately known is preserved and successful for many more decades, are disappointed that the current pandemic has derailed their plans for a more public celebration of this milestone moment.
The Booster takes pride, on their behalf, in acknowledging this important piece of community history. Read more on page Circulation 12, copies weekly Hours: Mon. Engaging regulated APEGA engineers and geoscientists means your projects will be held to the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and responsibility. Discover how APEGA licensed professionals can help you meet your project obligations by visiting apega.
During the City of Camrose Feb. The Camrose Connector service began actual operations on Sept. This is likely due to a decrease in university student passengers during this time.
Changes made to the service included the removal of the Tuesday route to accommodate a Sunday route, the removal of the underutilized Camrose St. Councillor Agnes Hoveland expressed concern over the loss of the valuable service.
They go to their medical appointment� they may go do some shopping. It concerns me that this service is not going to be available. I was wondering what else we can do or help other agencies do to fill this gap that is going to be there postCOVID.
Mayor Norm Mayer suggested that once the service has ended, more people may speak up about the biggest concern in areas most needed, and at that point, council may have to consider some ways of accommodating those concerns.
Everyone Reads the Home Team Paper! The most effective, most economical advertising medium in the Camrose area. Tuesday, March 16, , p. The location will be determined closer to the date of the meeting, depending on Alberta Health guidelines and attendance restrictions at that time.
Registrants will be notified of the location. Board of Directors nominating committee will present the following names, for nomination in the following areas, for the designated terms: Area 1: Stevan Lindholm 3-year Term renewal Area 3: James Cowan 3-year Term renewal. Download the registration form at brsd. Call your local school to register. In Camrose, Kindergarten is available at: Sparling School.
Chasing busy beavers can be an exhausting experience. Camrose County is putting a limit on the number of times they will pursue beavers as part of its beaver control program. The Beaver Control Policy was reviewed at the. A friend sent a link to a book called Wintering by Katherine May. She looked out the window on miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles covered by snow.
She describes a recent time she went through a personal winter. She hit a storm of woes. When her own stomach pains escalated, she first thought it was a sympathetic reaction or a case of nerves.
Then her six-year-old refused to go to school. Because she understood the misery he felt, she chose not to force him. Wintering, she says, is a way to get through tough times by chilling, hibernating, healing, regrouping. Why not do the same to a life?
She and a swim buddy plunge daily into frigid water without wetsuits, gradually building up tolerance. Other areas of exploration are less extreme. She looks into the preponderance of snow in fairy tales, and researches the history of wolves.
She considers the fascinating cold weather survival tactics of bees, which shed their wings to take turns heating the hive.
Nature shows that survival is a practice. And here we are in the midst of a pandemic that is forcing us to hibernate! Not everyone is having a quieter time. Health care people, for example, may be more pressured than ever before in their careers.
Parents trying to work and home school in a home environment not set up for either of those activities are not exactly having their spare time expand. More hours of daylight and the promise of warmer temperatures feel like easing of the external winter. Our internal winter might be lasting longer. By now, eleven months in, many of us are past the edges of our previous coping strategies.
But many of us are adding some new perspectives. We could relax into the possibility of healing and regrouping and creating new realities emerging from the darkness�a whole new perspective on winter. If you have comments about this column or suggestions for future topics, send a note to Bonnie BonnieHutchinson. We reserve the right to edit letters for clarity, legality, good taste and to fit available space.
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Living strong. Thank you so much for publishing info on the Alberta Council on Aging Living Strong program we are offering to support the well-being of older adults. I want you to know the Camrose SOS group has a box of the booklets and a free copy is available to the general public. It is great to see how various agencies are forming natural partnerships to support well-being.
The Camrose Booster is also instrumental in helping to connect people to services and service agencies to each other.
Many thanks. Donna Durand, Camrose No to coal. Many of us, as Albertans, are very concerned about our water supply, both the quantity and quality of that resource. We also need to be concerned about the ecosystem that produces it.
Several of the large rivers that supply our major cities begin as a trickle of snow melt in our eastern slopes; these become tributaries and finally, a river. Where our water supply begins, it is unfortunately where coal is found. Perhaps you are old enough to remember the Burmis Tree located just off the Crowsnest highway. Both these species occupy the higher elevations, living under harsh conditions that other tree species cannot tolerate. These are also lands identified as Category 2.
Imagine them gone. It is estimated in one Category 2 mining lease, two thousand of these long-lived trees will be sacrificed if the UCP have their way. We need also be concerned about the fish that populate the streams of the east slopes: Rainbow, Cutthroat, Dolly Varden Trout and Mountain Whitefish.
These fish are the canary in the coal mine, and are. The Fisheries Acts of both Canada and Alberta prohibit the destruction of fish habitat. Coal mining requires water to wash the coal, and coal contains selenium; so what happens to our drinking water? They say they have mitigations for that, however, it will only take one accident to pollute our drinking water that is essential for life.
We need legislation, not policy. Keep up the pressure, sign a petition to stop coal mines in Alberta. Join the 69 per cent of Albertans from all walks of life, who are against coal mine development on mountaintops and open pit mines. The UCP faced an uprising on its own rural turf when people realized there could be new openpit mines on the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies. This disaster launched last May 15 when the province cancelled a policy prohibiting new mines on Category 2 foothills lands.
It is an awesome statement that needs a response�my opinion. Brian McGaffigan, Strome Coal facts. I took the survey at CoalHardFacts. Mind you, nothing about coal or facts.
I did learn quite a bit about propaganda. It is truly sad to see what our Premier and UCP think of our collective ability to judge fact from fiction. Mark Lindberg, Camrose No leadership. There are 63 UCP members in our government. At the time of writing, not a single one of them, including our own MLA, has spoken out and condemned their party leadership and supported their words by crossing the floor of the legislature.
That would speak loudly to suggest that they have a moral compass apparently absent in their leadership. It would clearly say that elitist and deceitful behaviour evident in the holiday travel is not acceptable, while ordinary Albertans and people throughout the world are struggling with pandemic restrictions that prevent contact with family; a pandemic which has caused loss of jobs or income worldwide.
Are all 63 UCP members condoning the holiday travel by senior party leadership? Unfortunately, Dr. Marvin Miniely, Camrose. Taking classes in French challenges them � all the way from Kindergarten to Grade
afterwards cloak it with GitRot?. "Thus Ends," closes Billy Atkin in a process of whalers upon a backside of a day's record. Thanks again for charity me with hours of delight structure my fourth CLC watercraft. we still adore we Gary.
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