June 30, 2008


News
With uncooperative weather looming outside, the annual Fun in the Sun day at Ecole J.S. McCormick had to be moved indoors, taking over classrooms, hallways and the gymnasium. Emily Harsent was delighted to be able to run through the hallways, as she dashed over hurdles at one of the day’s events.
Lacombe Globe/ HEATHER PICKETT

Road paved for new subdivision
Features affordable starter homes

Subsidized housing complex nears completion
After years in the making, Lacombe Foundation’s $4.8-million 28-unit affordable housing unit near the airport is almost ready to hang out its for rent sign.

Chamber gets funding from county
Town defers decision

In memory of his mother
When 10-year-old Luke Mourits went to school Tuesday morning, he was sporting long blonde locks that trailed past his shoulders. But by the time Luke left for lunch, his hair was cropped much closer to his head.



More stories in this week's paper:
Check our archives for all complete stories from previous weeks.

  • Town slashes road repair projects
  • New look for licence plates
  • Students help make a green statement
  • Ready the insect repellent
  • Filling the boots of firemen



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