April 6th, 2016 ~ Vol. 85 No. 14
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- Alpenland sets up
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- Rag Bag Quilters
  helping residents
- Alpenland store
  coming to the Pass
- Kootenay Tae Kwon-Do
  winners
- Studio tour hits the
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- Local man starts
  dating site
- Ruth’s Review
- Pastor’s Pen
- Air Cadets: More than
  just rockets and
  rifles
- Bunny Bonspiel
  Winners 2016
- Question of the Week
- Locals are working to
  bring Syrian refugees
  to the Pass
- Fatal incident at
  Fernie Alpine Resort
- Bellevue Legion
  Installation
- IGA Stores take aim
  at consumer produce
  affordability
- Riversdale Resource
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Crowsnest Pass Herald Front Page
Alpenland sets up shop in Pass
Lethbridge based sporting goods store, Alpenland, is opening a location in the Pass. Don Ludviksen, above, has been named manager of Alpenland’s Crowsnest location.
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Alpenland and not Brok N’ Spoke opening in area
The man who was set to open Crowsnest’s first bike shop has mixed feelings about being bought out by a Lethbridge based sporting goods store.
Don Ludviksen, the former owner of [...]
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Studio tour hits the Pass
On Mother’s Day, you’ll have chance to see how local artists work.
The Crowsnest Pass Allied Arts Association is presenting its first ever [...]
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Local man starts dating site
You used an internet dating site like OkCupid, Tinder or Plenty of Fish and found yourself a significant other.
If only there was somewhere you could turn. A gathering place of [...]
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Locals are working to bring Syrian refugees to the Pass
It’s taken more than five years but the consequences from the Syrian Civil War might be arriving in the Pass by the end of this summer.
A group of Crowsnest Pass residents have started [...]
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Riversdale Resource update
On March 30, Riversdale Resources updated council on the Grassy Mountain Coal Mine project.
In November Benga Mining, [...]
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Previous Issues
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Pass Herald welcomes second reporter
Well it’s been an amazing couple of years here at the Pass Herald.
This year is our 86th anniversary and we are chugging along, producing what I think is our best product ever.
We truly are [...]
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This and That: Municipal Briefs
On March 22, council ratified the allocation of $484,000 from the capital budget to acquire a new 2016 hydrovac truck.
The truck is being purchased from [...]
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Boys and Girls Club annual meeting
On March 21, the Crowsnest Pass Boys and Girls Club held its annual general meeting at the Crowsnest Pass Municipal Library.
Club president Scott Warris made [...]
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Bunny Bonspiel celebrates 69 years of curling in the Pass
It was a weekend of ‘hurry hards’, bunny ears and fanastic fun at the 2016 Bunny Bonspiel. [...]
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Two environment ministers, two very different views
On March 23, the former Progressive Conservative environment minister spoke to a small crowd in Elks Hall and said the provincial government should reconsider its plan to phase out 18 coal-fired generators by 2030 because it would [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
On Knowing Your Watersheds – Pelletier, Blairmore and Gold
Returning once again to our precious waterways, let’s move north from Blairmore and look at some of the streams that make their way to the Crow from that direction. The three courses I want to look back at [...]
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Anthrax scare at post office
On March 17, a suspicious package containing powder was found in [...]
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Did the mayor of Black Diamond say the Pass was poorly amalgamated?
Whaddaya mean we’re not the best example?
Last month on the CBC, Sharlene Brown, the mayor of Black Diamond, seemingly called out the Pass for being a poor example of [...]
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Horace Allen School students give donation to SPCA
On March 21, Horace Allen School students enjoyed a fiddle concert by visiting musicians Gordon Stobbe from Nova Scotia and J.J. Guy from Saskatchewan.
Following the concert [...]
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Lisa tells it like it is
On Thursday two weeks ago my wonderful reporter Ezra informed me that he was going to Las Vegas on the following Tuesday for four days.
I am either the [...]
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Local chef’s Thai creation places well at pizza competition
As thousands of the world’s most fanatical pizza people gathered earlier this month, a local man pitted his pie against some of the world’s best and managed to [...]
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