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Stampede music festival operator livid about city’s reductions to late-night noise allowances
The City of Calgary will be clamping down on noise levels produced by festival tents during the Stampede, a letter to venue operators revealed this week. Read More
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H-3 ramp closure to reshape Kāneʻohe commutes through August
The southbound Kamehameha Highway on ramp to the westbound H-3 Freeway has been closed for 24 hours a day, seven days a week for emergency repairs due to damage caused by heavy rain events in March and April, with repairs expected to be completed in November.
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Second suspect arrested in Ala Moana shooting investigation
A second suspect has been arrested in connection with an attempted murder investigation tied to a June shooting on Hopaka Street, where one man was wounded and two others were in the path of the suspect.
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Higher fees for camping permits, services in Honolulu parks
Residents planning to camp in city parks or reserve certain Department of Parks and Recreation facilities will soon see higher fees.
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Father’s Day: Hawaiian Humane waives adult dog adoption fees
“Research consistently shows that fee-waived adoptions are just as successful as paid adoptions when it comes to long-term pet retention and veterinary care.”
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‘Preparing for tomorrow’s opportunities’: Coaldale completes $13-million potable reservoir, pump station
The Town of Coaldale has completed a $13-million potable water reservoir and pump station, a project the community’s mayor says sets the town up for continued growth in the coming years. Read More
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Study warns elevated Green Line along Beltline corridor would be ‘unprecedented’
An elevated alignment for Calgary’s Green Line LRT along 10th Avenue in the city’s Beltline would be “unprecedented,” according to a new study released Thursday. Read More
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Shrine game invitees Charles Beach, Cole MacInnis strong recruits for Calgary Dinos
Cue two new recruits from the area that are gaining international recognition on the gridiron. Read More
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Cochrane conman offers apology in court, just not to the victims he scammed nearly $1 million from
Cochrane swindler Scott Brooks offered a lengthy apology Thursday in a Calgary courtroom, but not for conning his victims out of nearly $1 million. Read More
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Calgary Stampede highlights Alberta’s food scene through culinary events
Calgary Stampede is highlighting the bold flavours and ingredients found in the province through debut food competitions and events. Read More