June 30, Synergy’s ED Patty Sproule announces retirement.
“Over the past 45 years, Patty has selflessly given her time, blood, sweat and tears to serve children, youth, their families, and the community.” - the Synergy Youth & Community Dev Society Board
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City Council proclaimed June 5 to June 11 as Seniors Week.
“The City of Chestermere recognizes the invaluable contributions and significant achievements of our esteemed senior citizens,” Mayor Jeff Colvin said at May 30 council. #SeniorsWeek
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On June 4, from noon to 6 p.m., residents are invited to the Strathmore Aquatic Centre to enjoy free lane and public swims, games, and prizes. The centre is thanking the area for 20 years of community wellness and water safety.
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The Chestermere Public Library is going mobile this summer with a book bike. The book bike acts as a portable library, offering material to borrow, free Wi-Fi, and programming everywhere it rolls.
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United Conservative Party (UCP) candidate Chantelle de Jonge has won the majority vote for the Chestermere-Strathmore constituency.
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On May 6, between 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., Chestermere and area residents are invited to the show and sale at the rec centre. This year, the Chestermere Fine Art Guild is excited to highlight Lorraine Everett as the featured artist.
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For the month of April, the Strathmore Library shone a spotlight on Wheatland Society of Arts teacher and children’s book illustrator, Emmeline Keeling.
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Having listened to students, teachers, education partners, and industry leaders for solutions to improve access and limit barriers to education the Task Force has recommended ways the government can prepare students for careers (via AB Press Release)
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The school is expected to open in September 2024 and has been planned as a junior and senior high school. Due, however, to several factors, RVS expects the grade structure to change. (RVS press release).
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Registration for Library Programs starts on April 24 and is open until is full. Reading Buddies program helps build confidence in reading. In addition theres Chess Sunday, art nights, a knit and crochet club, Book Club, and Manga Club.
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The Rocky View Schools (RVS) Board of Trustees submitted the 2024-2027 capital plan priorities to Alberta Education on March 23. RVS is requesting new schools to meet student growth. https://t.co/luL3qm1ECs
The provincial government is investing more than $27 million in Alberta sheriffs, courthouse security, prisoner transport, traffic enforcement on highways, and rural crime initiatives, a government of Alberta press release said.
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Chestermere City Council is continuing to explore roundabout options for Rainbow Road to improve traffic flow. Merganser Drive and Waterford Boulevard were deemed feasible locations for roundabouts.
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From March 9 until March 12, graduate artist students from the 2022 fall session of the Fringe U Artist Self-Producing Workshop Intensive are presenting their shows at The Grand in Calgary.
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CRCA's annual Go Girl event promotes sport, recreation, wellness and mental health for girls. Starting at 8:30 a.m., at the recreation centre on March 17, are a variety of recreational and positive mental health activities.
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After working with youth in the community and seeing more youth wanting to get involved in boxing, Alex Halat was inspired to bring forward the bylaw, which would allow Chestermere’s Olympus Boxing Club to host large-scale events.
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KPMG is requesting the City of Chestermere remove 2021 financial audit information from the city’s website. KPMG did not complete the city’s 2021 audit.
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The provincial government is working to build economic development capacity, innovation, and growth in communities with the economic development in rural Alberta plan.
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An eclectic mix of bands is returning to Calgary for The Electric Highway Festival this March. "Three days of killer bands, rad artists, and fuzzy vibes at Dickens in downtown Calgary” - press release
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