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Councilmember Tupola to establish ‘End Landfills Task Force’
“We need to create a policy that prioritizes innovation over dumping.”
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‘We’re not giving up’: Nonprofit Kona art school looks to rebuild aging, damaged center
Arts education has had it rough when it comes to funding. Artistic programs are usually the first cut from school budgets, despite studies showing that art education is critical in setting children up for success.
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After slow start, Flames’ Yegor Sharangovich has stepped up his game
When Calgary Flames head coach Ryan Huska would get asked about Yegor Sharangovich’s early-season struggles throughout the first six weeks of the season, his answers never focused on the lack of offensive production. Read More
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Braid: City boss Duckworth deflects blame but shields city employees from mental stress
Shortly before Calgary’s devastating pipeline report became public last week, chief administrator David Duckworth took a bold step. Read More
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Southern Alberta teen used fake bills to buy iPhone, allege Lethbridge police
A southern Alberta teen faces multiple counterfeiting offences after he used fake $100 bills to buy a phone, Lethbridge police said Monday. Read More
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Calgarians weigh in on proposed provincial riding changes as public hearings begin
Public hearings underway in Calgary this week are giving residents a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to provincial electoral division boundaries. Read More
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Farkas shuffles staff, announces new advisory council members, including mayoral opponent Brian Thiessen
What do recent mayoral candidate Brian Thiessen and retired Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish have in common? Read More
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Honolulu’s #1 rank for lifestyle. Is it deserved?
Exercise does not have to start inside a gym because in Honolulu, movement is part of daily life. Streets, parks and shorelines turn routine days into chances to stay active.
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UH Athletics could be getting $4.1 million in NIL funding
“We’re trying to balance a lot of things, food security, which we have funded, you know, we did $42 million for food stamps when we were in crisis.”
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Gov. Green calls on alleged lawmaker to come clean
“It is possible, I guess, because I’ve asked who it is, and no one knows, or no one knows who I’ve asked, no one’s told me. I’m not allowed to meddle in investigations. That’s inappropriate for a governor.”