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Home Front - December 11

Home Front - December 11

Red Deer College Music Program presents Sounds of the Season annual holiday concert featuring the Symphonic Winds, and the Chamber Choir on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the college Arts Centre.
Adopt a furry (and fixed) friend

Adopt a furry (and fixed) friend

“Altering a pet prior to his adoption can assist with him finding a forever home sooner,” said Julie Crawford, the SPCA’s executive director.
Day programs kept busy as temperatures plunge

Day programs kept busy as temperatures plunge

Demand among Red Deer’s homeless is growing at soup kitchens and other day services while homeless shelters see reduced need during this season’s first bitter cold snap.
Road conditions turn ugly again, more snow on the way

Road conditions turn ugly again, more snow on the way

Just as the City of Red Deer is getting a handle on road clearing from last week’s storm, there’s more snow to deal with.

Man charged in bombing attempt will have trial in New Year

A Red Deer man charged in an attempt to bomb a residence will have a trial in the New Year.
Wil Yee show

Wil Yee show

Driving the Points Across, a 1.5-metre by 2.4-metre acrylic on canvas by Wil Yee, is part of a showing of his work at the Velvet Olive Lounge until the end of December.
Home Front - December 10

Home Front - December 10

program providing free energy-efficient Christmas lights in exchange for older, energy-gobbling lights, has been quite successful.
Riding the line

Riding the line

A hardy cyclist passes Ross Kotanko, a City of Red Deer survey technician, as he readies a survey rod next to a fire hydrant on 47th Avenue Wednesday. The Engineering Services worker is shooting lines and setting markers for an underground water line that runs beneath adjacent Kin Kanyon in preparation for possible future work.
Help for the grieving

Help for the grieving

The mother of slain Mountie Brock Myrol said losing her son is like living with amputation.

Man charged in $250,000 property theft identified by police

A Red Deer man charged in connection with the recovery of about $250,000 in stolen property on Dec. 1 is the first suspect in the case identified by police.