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Police arrest art theft suspect

Police arrest art theft suspect

Red Deer City RCMP arrested a man today in connection with the theft of a Michael Godard print worth $1,700.

Five-vehicle collision near Rocky Mountain House

A five-vehicle collision north of Rocky Mountain House sent two men to hospital with serious injuries on Tuesday morning.
Sculptors wow crowd with 40-tonne skates

Sculptors wow crowd with 40-tonne skates

A monumental pair of hockey skates — nearly five metres high — by two Central Albertan artists won top prize at the Winterlude National Snow Sculpture Competition in Gatineau, Que., this past weekend.
Home Front - February 17

Home Front - February 17

A special evening with the “rock star of the art world,” Michael Godard, will take place on March 4 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Editions Gallery at Bower Place Shopping Centre.
Red Deer fire-medic shocked by chaos in post-earthquake Haiti

Red Deer fire-medic shocked by chaos in post-earthquake Haiti

A Red Deer fire-medic says in his estimation, the worst is just beginning for Haiti.

Switchboard - February 16

Lacombe Hospital Auxiliary holds general meetings the third Wednesday of every month — next on Feb. 17 — at 7:30 p.m. at the hospital. Volunteers welcome. Contact Dawn at 782-3137, or Robin at 782-0501.
Torchbearers

Torchbearers

Left to right, Natalie and Callista Smith, and Kelly Stephenson of Red Deer found no warmth from their paper Olympic torches, so they huddled around one of the large fire pits at the Bower Ponds Winterfest on Saturday. Quite possibly the chilly conditions and the Winter Olympics on TV contributed to the reduced attendance at this years event.
Museum holds surprises for visitors, staff alike

Museum holds surprises for visitors, staff alike

Nearly 1,000 people wandered in to view the complete makeover of the Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery on Monday.

Singles hope for brush with romance

A person’s ability to make a house a home could be a key indicator of that person’s value as a future mate.
Icy water, wind tests dippers

Icy water, wind tests dippers

Blackfalds got the weather. Sylvan Lake got the peopleIt seems perfectly normal, in Alberta’s northern climes, for people to head south, seeking relief from winter temperatures.