November 22nd, 2017 ~ Vol. 87 No. 47
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- Holy Ghost’s Old-Time
  Fiddle Jam
- Local fire chief
  continues education
- Public comment about
  new coal mine
- Rep by Pop
- Pass to host men’s
  curling playdowns
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Crowsnest Pass Herald Front Page
Holy Ghost’s Old-Time Fiddle Jam
The Old-Time Fiddle Jam at the Holy Ghost Cafe and Music Hall this weekend was a melodious potpourri of instruments that was enjoyed by all ages and performed by all ages. If the joyous melody of wind, reed and string instruments didn’t get audience members up and dancing, it certainly got feet tapping and hands clapping. Proceeds from the jam went to CNP Kidsport. Pictured above are Blair Amundsen (left) and Linnea Anderson performing at the fiddle jam.
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Crowsnest Pass Weather
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Local fire chief continues education
Crowsnest Pass Fire Chief and Manager of Protective Service Jesse Fox has been awarded a Masters degree in Disaster and Emergency Management from [...]
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Public comment about new coal mine
The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) of British Columbia is holding a period of public comment from November 2 to December 5 regarding the proposed [...]
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Pass to host men’s curling playdowns
Ten curling teams from Alberta will be coming to Crowsnest Pass next weekend to face off in the Southern Alberta Junior Men’s Playdown.
Three teams have the opportunity to [...]
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New Christmas look for Gazebo Park
In the 50-plus years that Lynn Girardi Makeiv has lived in Crowsnest Pass, she says she doesn’t remember the gazebo in Blairmore ever being [...]
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LRSD students scoring higher on provincial exams
Livingstone Range School Division is pleased to report that students writing Diploma Exams and Provincial Achievement Tests in the Division are continuing to [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Rocks of Ages, Speak to Me
Being of Scottish descent I tend to walk about with my head down, looking for loose change and lost things. I think I missed my calling. I should have been a geologist. They’re always casting about, studying [...]
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Previous Issues
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Lighting up the Bellevue pathways
While most properties were dimming their lights to give a spooky Halloween feel on October 31, the MDM Community Centre was lighting up.
The 17 custom-built [...]
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Celebrating Christmas cowboy-style
The 5th Annual Christmas Tea and Fashion Show at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hall promises great food, fun for the whole family, and prizes to be won.
This year’s “cowboy Christmas” theme is [...]
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New event for Coleman Seniors Drop-In
The Coleman Seniors Drop-In Centre Association has a new event: Coffee Time, every Thursday morning from [...]
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Castle Region Tourism Strategy gathers town input
Access, usage, infrastructure and over-tourism were some of the most cited concerns at the Castle Region Tourism Strategy open house on November 9 at Elk’s Hall.
Representatives from [...]
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New Chamber president
It was a celebration of local business at the Crowsnest Pass Chamber of Commerce’s sold out Annual General Meeting (AGM) on November 7 where a new board was selected with [...]
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Local author’s book launch
If she’s not “teaching, prepping, marking, and extolling the virtues of Shakespeare”, she’s writing, says Crowsnest Consolidated High School (CCHS) English Language Arts teacher Krysta MacDonald.
Writing and working on her [...]
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AER issues Notice of Application for Grassy Mountain
The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) issued a Notice of Application on October 31, 2017 for the Grassy Mountain Coal Project by Benga Mining Ltd. (Benga), a subsidiary of Riversdale Resources Ltd.
Benga applied to the [...]
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Pumpkins in the Park cancelled, a first
Severe wintry weather prompted the Coleman Community Society to cancel the annual Pumpkins in the Park event for the first time ever.
“We didn’t think it was [...]
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Open house for Castle Region Tourism
Business owners, recreationists and residents will be able to provide feedback and input as to what type of tourism strategy they would like to [...]
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Earliest opening ever for your Pass Powderkeg Ski Hill
With a helping hand from Mother Nature, the snow guns up at the Pass Powderkeg Ski Area (PPK) have been working full time to get the hill ready for its earliest opening… ever.
PPK has announced [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Reflections on Standing on Guard
As a young child I recall how impressed and respectful I was of the four posted sentry's at the Coleman cenotaph that stood guard during the Armistice ceremony each year. Dressed in their service uniforms, they seemed [...]
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