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Switchboard - September 24

Switchboard - September 24

Turkey Supper will be offered at Blackfalds United Church on Sept. 27 promoting local products and free trade.
Storage donation giveaway

Storage donation giveaway

Central Alberta African Centre project co-ordinator Ashen Shiringinyai looks over what is left in the storage facility for donated items at the centre this week.
Home front - September 24

Home front - September 24

With more than 10 years experience working in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, a notorious drug ghetto,
Solarbee work bee

Solarbee work bee

A pair of City of Red Deer Recreation, Parks and Culture workers begin removing the SolarBee circulator from the Three Mile Bend Recreation Area lagoon on Thursday.
Not really welcome, but needed

Not really welcome, but needed

Big names and smiling faces have boldly returned to a street corner near you.Over the next several weeks, election signs will dot Red Deer’s landscape as municipal election candidates attempt to win over undecided voters. If drivers think there are more signs, they may be right.
Call for a crackdown

Call for a crackdown

The mother of a woman who was killed in a February crash that orphaned five children has collected more than 500 names on a petition calling for stiffer penalties against drunk drivers.

Four people charged in O'Chiese homicide

Four Rocky Mountain House area residents reserved their pleas on second-degree murder charges when they appeared briefly in Red Deer provincial court on Thursday.
Joan Bailey exhibit

Joan Bailey exhibit

Red City Lights, an acrylic on canvas painting by Joan Bailey, is part of her current show, which runs until month’s end at The Hub on Ross Street.
Home front - September 23

Home front - September 23

Come bowl for a good cause on Sunday. The Red Deer Aboriginal Dance Troupe are holding a fundraising Bowl-athon at Heritage Lanes from noon to 2 p.m., with 50-50 draws and a silent auction.
Support offered after dark

Support offered after dark

Outreach workers are back on Red Deer streets and walking paths each night with backpacks filled with emergency supplies for people in need.