Sundre News

Provincial funding may finally be made available to undertake Red Deer River bank stabilization work in town, the Save Our Sundre (SOS) committee was told following an Alberta cabinet ministers visit to Sundre last week.

Sundre town council has passed another motion relating the ongoing east side services local improvement plan, this one regarding property owners who reside on commercial/industrial zoned properties.

Save Our Sundre Committee (SOS) members are hoping to hear some good news about riverbank protection from Alberta cabinet ministers scheduled to be in Sundre on February 9, says committee member and Sundre town councillor Myron Thompson.

The Sustainable Sundre Committee, a multi-stakeholder group operating under the auspices of the Town of Sundre, plans to continue working with local government, businesses, community groups and individuals in 2011 to promote an environmentally health

Sundre department members Kevin Gamble, Robert Kibblewhite and Steven Gamble try out the new Wow Balls at the Sundre AquaPlex on Thursday evening.

Sundre town councillors have approved the local improvement plan for east side services, as well as a 20-year timeline for resident and commercial owner repayment of the costs. During a special council meeting on Jan.

Sundre's Dayle Raymond is joining other family members in asking the public's help in finding out more information about the death of her cousin, Logan Raymond, who was found dead on the southside of Highway 2A in August.

Sundre Mayor Annette Clews presents recreation and culture grant cheques to community organization representatives during last week's council meeting.

A 60-year-old woman charged with second degree murder after her husband was shot and killed on the couple's Sundre-area property will be back in court next month.

During last week's council meeting, Sundre town councillors OK'd a request for a relaxation of the town's noise bylaw to allow 24 hour a day construction on the Red Deer River Bridge this summer.