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The students at C.W. Sears Elementary School spent a week gathering items for Fort McMurray evacuees and raising funds for the Red Cross.
The Grade 1D class held a rice krispie fundraiser and raised $540 by selling rice krispie squares for $1 each.
On Friday, May 13 the school held a Pizza Day and
Chief organizer for the Kingman Rink of Dream Project Trent Kenyon reports progress is being made on the project.
“We now have $140,000 cash towards the project,” he said. “We are anticipating beginning construction of the new rink boards in early July. With the construction phase close, now we are asking for
Students in Beaver County were given the opportunity to learn how to navigate the perils of driving through simulation and actual road practice.
These safe driving events were held in May with the Beaver County Traffic Safety Committee hosting 36 students at three youth safe driving sites. The Canadian Traffic Education Centre (CTEC) provided assistance and the events were funded through the Alberta Safety Fund.
Enhancing awareness on the part of young drivers in order to reduce accidents and their severity – and thereby reduce injuries and deaths – is a key motivation for these events.
Young drivers have the highest casualty rates
Those who attended the Lindbrook Community Hall’s 75th anniversary celebrations shared a world of memories going back at least a half century.
The day was like an old-fashioned reunion
The outpouring of aide offered by local residents, groups and businesses for the Fort McMurray evacuees fleeing a devastating wildfire grew exponentially as the days wore on last week.
Now being called “the beast,” the wildfire switched gears last Tuesday and rapidly headed for the northern city