By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer The Claresholm RCMP have laid more than a dozen sexual assault, interference and exploitation charges. On Nov. 15, the police entered into an investigation where five victims in their middle to late teens alleged numerous sexual assault incidents occurring over a period of 11 months. As a result of this investigation, a Claresholm adult … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer You may soon be able to watch the proceedings of town council meetings in the comfort of your own computer or smart phone. At its Nov. 14 meeting, Claresholm town council gave the go ahead to proceed with setting up livestreaming of council meetings, after hearing a report from Marian Carlson, the town’s chief … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer More than 40 years ago Joyce Mayled helped start Meals On Wheels. Now, she has come full circle and received Meals On Wheels herself. Since 1976, food services at the Claresholm Centre for Mental Health and Addictions have been preparing meals that were delivered to people in their homes by volunteers. “Over 40 years … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer The Claresholm RCMP is encouraging everyone to lock their vehicles. The police would like to remind residents to remain vigilant about locking their vehicles and keeping belongings out of sight throughout the winter months. Please do not leave vehicles unattended and unlocked, and do not leave keys in your vehicle at any time, including while … Read more…
By Lawrence Gleason, Local Press Writer About 50 men from Claresholm served in the Canadian Navy in the Second World War. The only one of those killed in battle was remembered at the annual Veteran’s Banquet at the Royal Canadian Legion, Claresholm Branch, last Sunday, Nov. 5. That history was presented by Rae Trimble, who is related to that sailor, … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer A health care aide who works at the Willow Creek Continuing Care Centre was recently named the best in Alberta. Claudia Nehring received the Alberta Continuing Care Award of Excellence at a provincial conference on Oct. 20 in Edmonton, for displaying exemplary performance in her work. She was chosen from a field of well … Read more…
By Rob Vogt, Local Press Writer The MLA for Livingstone-Macleod is not happy about proposed changes to electoral boundaries that would see the Town of High River added to the constituency. Pat Stier said he met twice with the Electoral Boundaries Commission after the first draft of a report was presented recommending the change. “I had a lot of concerns,” he said. … Read more…