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Benefit planned for debris victim

September 30, 2009
By: The Eagle

Propelled by a local artist, the Cochrane community is set to host a benefit this weekend to aid the family of a Calgary toddler killed by falling debris this summer. (more…)

New fire hall opening

September 30, 2009
By: The Eagle

The fire hall on Sunset Ridge should be up and running soon.

While not many details were available, Town spokeswoman Laurie Drukier said she expected the hall to be opened by the middle of October.

County votes to freeze development amid ‘stormy’ financial instability

September 30, 2009
By: Sarah Junkin

Bringing to the table an unusual motion, two Rocky View County councillors attempted to bring a temporary halt to all future development approvals until the district has achieved more financial stability. (more…)

Low survey response

September 30, 2009
By: Sarah Junkin

Although only 132 people responded to Rocky View County’s online survey, officials are not concerned that it may not reflect the perceptions of the majority of people living in the county. (more…)

Chinese delegation visits town

September 30, 2009
By: Rachel Maclean

Smiling brightly, a group of Chinese delegates gathered around the Men of Vision statue at the Cochrane Ranche on their last day visiting Cochrane Sept. 22. (more…)

Bragg bucks

September 30, 2009
By: The Eagle

The Bragg Creek Potable Water Treatment Plant received a boost in funds last spring when the federal and provincial government each invested $1,370,033 towards the project, with the balance being picked up by Rocky View County at approximately $4,110,101. At a Rocky View County Council meeting Sept. 22, Macleod MP Ted Menzies dropped by to make the cheque presentation to municipal district councillors. Pictured from left to right are: Jim Rheubottom, Harvey Buckley, Hopeton Louden, Reeve Lois Habberfield, Paul McLean, Menzies, Gord Branson, Mitch Turchak, and Earl Solberg. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)
The Bragg Creek Potable Water Treatment Plant received a boost in funds last spring when the federal and provincial government each invested $1,370,033 towards the project, with the balance being picked up by Rocky View County at approximately $4,110,101. At a Rocky View County Council meeting Sept. 22, Macleod MP Ted Menzies dropped by to make the cheque presentation to municipal district councillors. Pictured from left to right are: Jim Rheubottom, Harvey Buckley, Hopeton Louden, Reeve Lois Habberfield, Paul McLean, Menzies, Gord Branson, Mitch Turchak, and Earl Solberg. (Photo by Sarah Junkin)

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Water safety concerns spark union debate

September 30, 2009
By: Sarah Junkin

The debate over whether or not staff at Morley Community School should become part of a trades union continues. (more…)

School defaced

September 30, 2009
By: The Eagle

A portable classroom at the Morley Community School was defaced, likely over the weekend, and police are investigating to find the identity of the graffiti artists. (more…)

Cochrane’s new brand bridges tradition and our future

September 30, 2009
By: The Eagle

By Mayor Truper McBride

Last week the Town of Cochrane unveiled its new brand to lead our community into the future. Developing a community brand is never an easy task, but a very important one nonetheless. (more…)

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Cochrane mural mosaic has a lot to say about branding

September 30, 2009
By: Warren Harbeck

Coffee with Warren

Cochrane is trying to come to grips with its reputation for the 21st century. Our wonderful little town has entered into a community-wide dialogue on how we want others to see and experience us. What are our strengths? What are our core values? (more…)

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