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Filgas leaves teaching after 40 rewarding years
Posted on June 29, 2017By Nikki Jamieson Taber Times njamieson@tabertimes.com A long time fixture at L.T. Westlake Fine Arts Elementary School is leaving his class room behind. After 40… Read More »
Sun shining for M.D. solar development
Posted on June 29, 2017By Nikki Jamieson Vauxhall Advance njamieson@tabertimes.com The M.D. appears to be a hot spot for solar energy as more solar farm proposals springs up. During… Read More »
Act to reduce school fees causing friction for HSB
Posted on June 29, 2017By Nikki Jamieson Taber Times njamieson@tabertimes.com A provincial act meant to make things easier for the families of students is creating a bit of controversy… Read More »
Pride Flag flies again
Posted on June 29, 2017By Melissa Villeneuve and Trevor Busch Southern Alberta Newspapers Just over a week after Taber's first Pride flag was stolen from its flag pole, the… Read More »
Newspaper delayed
Posted on June 28, 2017Due to technical difficulties with production, the June 28 edition of The Taber Times has been temporarily delayed. Subscribers who retain that service in the… Read More »
Taber woman arrested after high-speed pursuit
Posted on June 21, 2017Last Wednesday, shortly before 2 p.m., Raymond RCMP received a call from a citizen reporting that his Dodge pickup truck, which had been stolen in… Read More »
Highway 3 twinning sparks debate in council chambers
Posted on June 21, 2017By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com Town council has taken aim at a proposal to bypass Taber when the province begins a long-awaited twinning of… Read More »
Nedokus new police officer doing bylaw enforcement
Posted on June 21, 2017By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com More than just the long arm of the law, new community standards officer Cst. Lexi Nedokus is hoping to… Read More »
Residency policy passed
Posted on June 21, 2017By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com Although some question remains about its legality, town council has approved a residency requirement policy for senior management despite… Read More »
Pride Flag stolen
Posted on June 21, 2017By Greg Price Taber Times gprice@tabertimes.com A rash of crime directed towards the gay and transgendered community in southern Alberta has made its way to… Read More »