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While a grader in the background levels out some of the newly deposited soil, Barry Pope manoeuvres his packer over the existing dirt – which will become a temporary road for service vehicles looking to gain access into the extension of Clearview Ridge.

Supt. Brian Simpson of Red Deer City RCMP will host a townhall meeting about current policing issues on Thursday in Red Deer. The event will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at Notre Dame High School Amphitheatre at 50 Lees St. Simpson’s talk will be followed by a question and answer session.

H1N1 vaccine was made available on Monday in Red Deer just as student absenteeism spiked.

Shynelle Woroniuk, 6, laughs as she lets the handful of leaves she threw in the air fall down around her during an outing to Rotary Park with her dad and sister on Sunday

Central Alberta Photographic Society (CAPS) meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 7 p.m., usually at the Kerry Wood Nature Centre. The next meeting will be on Oct. 28. Memberships available to everyone. To confirm meeting place and time, or for more information, contact Gail by email at gail-caps@telus.net or by phone at 403-343-9294. See www.centralalbertaphotographicsociety.com

A Red Deer-based cat rescue organization is encouraging people to adopt a homeless feline during National Cat Day on Thursday.

The 2009 Red Deer Kinsmen Dream Home is anything but another cookie-cutter house.

oxing Club head coach Rob Carswell is standing behind a local boxing champion who has been charged following a police drug sting.

Red Deer residents can get a free H1N1 shot beginning Monday as the first of seven flu clinics takes a jab at slowing sickness.

A Red Deer boxing champon faces several drug-related charges following an investigation by police.