January 30th, 2019 ~ Vol. 89 No. 4
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- Australia Day
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- New energy storage
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- Albert Stella
  Memorial Arena Closure
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- Livingstone Range
  plans to attract,
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Crowsnest Pass Herald Front Page
Australia Day
On January 26, 2019, Riversdale Resources held their Annual Australia Day at MDM in Bellevue. Main photo above Russell Domolewski volunteered his time as auctioneer for the event which raised over $28,000 for the Crowsnest Pass Health Foundation. Inset photo: The Chevelle’s perform for the crowd.
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Crowsnest Pass Weather
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Final Decision still coming on Landfill Incinerator
The complex situation regarding a possible incinerator to dispose of animal carcasses at the local landfill has hit [...]
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Local Sports Complex could receive grant
Crowsnest Pass may be receiving aid to improve the local Sports Complex.
Council was presented with [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
James Wagner’s Christmas Miracle
So last week I took you back to November 1918, a time when a H1N1 flu virus tore through the Pass and in a matter of weeks claimed many lives, young and old and in between. Back then the resources available were [...]
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Previous Issues
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Council looking for ways to improve development in Crowsnest Pass
Council were given the opportunity to learn about how they can develop the Crowsnest Pass more effectively in a council meeting last week.
Marie Everts, the Marketing, Events and Economic Development Officer for the town of [...]
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Wining and Dining
A new dining experience is open in the Crowsnest Pass.
Encounters Wine Bar and Small Plate Kitchen is officially open for business after a delay in the opening.
Owner Dawn Rigby says [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
H1N1- The First Time Around
I have spent many years researching on and off the story of the great pandemic of 1918 and other influenza outbreaks in later years. It is a complex piece of history and continues to evolve as researchers, both historic and medical, dig deeper and deeper, especially into the [...]
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Introducing Myself
Hello readers! My name is David Selles and I have been given the opportunity to be the Pass Herald’s newest reporter! I was born in a small town in northern [...]
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Minor Hockey Week
Crowsnest Pass is celebrating the game of hockey this week. Minor hockey week has begun and with it comes a time of fun and reflection. Wes Rypien, the president of Crowsnest Pass Minor Hockey Association, says that [...]
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Museum Memberships and Volunteer opportunities
The history of the Crowsnest Pass is rich and full of amazing stories. These stories helped shape the Pass in incredible ways. From the history of mining, to the mark left by Emilio Picariello and Florence Lassandro and every thing in between, the Pass is what it is today because of [...]
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Crowsnest Community Library. A Year in Review.
The past year of 2018 witnessed many new developments at the Crowsnest Community Library. Several new programs were initiated such as “escape rooms” events that the Amazing Teen Race participants took part in that require the solving of puzzles as a challenge or requirement to [...]
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Update on the Gushul
In the summer of 2018 several renovations and building improvements were made to the Gushul Studio and Writer’s Cottage. This included a new coat of dark brown wood stain to the exterior of both buildings; new metal [...]
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January 30th, 2019 ~ Vol. 89 No. 4
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