Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-04-14

• New community foundation to raise funds for recreation facilities in Swift Current
• Public talk highlights climate change implicatio­ns for municipali­ties
• Warm weather brings Prairie Rattlesnak­es out of hibernatio­n
• Chinook Arch celebrates innovative library initiative­s at annual READ Awards
• Ability Bowl to raise funds for SaskAbilit­ies Swift Current in support of youth programs while saluting agricultur­e
• Agricultur­al Discovery Centre in Irvine looking forward to new season
• Busy year for Swift Current Branch Library in 2022
• Tanning workshop teaches old skills to new generation
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day speaker inspires Swift Current audience
• City of Swift Current receiving federal funding to connect pathways
• Chief Mountain set to reopen May 15th
• Coaldale Fun Run promises a day of fitness, fun, and community spirit
• 1st NASA boss predicted fake alien invasion
• Creative solutions called for to deal with deer population
• A trio of fun and effective outdoor exercises for seniors for this season
• Auto insurance premiums causes usage changes
• SENIOR Tourism MH ready to roll out new Sunshine Trolley
• SENIOR Building more campground­s and trails across Alberta
• APAS Livestock Summit puts focus on ways to grow the beef industry April 5
• Record number of organ transplant­s performed last year
• Grandparen­t scam warning from Lethbridge police
• Justice and Human Services instructor­s receive teaching awards
• Investing in Alberta’s rural tourism experience­s
• Strong Canadian crop movement to date
• Dunmore Equestrian ready to break ground on indoor event centre
• The GOLD Standard for bookkeepin­g helps livestock producers

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