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Raymond Playhouse Society goes under the sea with ‘Little Mermaid’
Raymond Playhouse Society goes under the sea with ‘Little Mermaid’ By Stan Ashbee Westwind Weekly News Until Saturday afternoon, the Raymond Playhouse Society proudly presents its annual production. This year’s live show is Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” at the Raymond Theatre. Society member Myrna Sopal said this year’s production is pretty exciting. “The colours and the amazing sets and the costumes are quite elaborate —… Read More »
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4-H is agriculture’s best friend
By Stan Ashbee Westwind Weekly News 4-H clubs in southern Alberta and across the province are integral parts of the agricultural scene. The area is… Read More »
Outdoor play is crucial for young and old to connect with community and nature
By Stan Ashbee Westwind Weekly News With Outdoor Play in the Early Years young children learn through play and direct interaction with the world around… Read More »
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Lakers teams earn 1A zone championships as provincials begin today and Friday
By Garrett Simmons Westwind Weekly News Both Stirling Lakers basketball teams are off to 1A provincials after capturing their respective zone championships. The boys… Read More »
Comets earn 4A girls zone title, while boys settle for second
By Garrett Simmons Westwind Weekly News It was a banner weekend for Raymond basketball, which culminated with two zone championship games Saturday at the… Read More »
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Tales of a Charlie Brown Christmas
By Stan Ashbee Westwind Weekly News Christmas time is here and Jerry Granelli, iconic drummer from the Vince Guaraldi Trio, is heading back out on… Read More »
Appel: UCP shoots itself in foot at convention
Last week’s inaugural UCP convention in Red Deer attracted 2,600 attendees, making it the largest political convention in Alberta’s history. This is certainly a positive.… Read More »
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Letter to the Editor — Justin Trudeau must take action to resolve Canada-China canola dispute
Dear Editor: Recently, the Chinese government canceled the canola import permit for one of Canada's largest grain processors — Winnipeg-based Richardson International, citing insect infestation… Read More »
Urban legends tend to be trends of the day
According to recent news reports, a number of southern Alberta school boards have sent home letters about the Momo Challenge. This social media trend appears… Read More »
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4-H is agriculture’s best friend
By Stan Ashbee Westwind Weekly News 4-H clubs in southern Alberta and across the province are integral parts of the agricultural scene. The area is… Read More »