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An anti-bullying rally in Nose Creek Park on June 7 will not go ahead as planned.

Residents of Sharp Hill expressed their concerns to Rocky View County council May 14 during the Infrastructure and Operations Services Committee (IOSC) meeting about the ongoing traffic issues in their community.

The Airdrie and District Victims Assistance Society (ADVAS) was created by dedicated volunteers 20 years ago and it is that devotion by local residents who still make the organization the success it is today.

Construction on Yankee Valley Boulevard is expected to start at the beginning of July. During council May 21, aldermen approved a $1.8-million loan to help pay for the $3.

Staff of a marketing company with plans for a large-scale summer festival in Airdrie featuring well-known musicians said the event may not go ahead.

Wearing a mask to a riot or other unlawful event could be illegal as soon as this summer. Wild Rose MP Blake Richards was successful in getting a Bill C-309, the Concealment of Identity Act, passed in the senate on May 23.

The Intercity Express bus (ICE) will soon make a few more stops. During council May 21, alderman agreed to add additional stops in the bus route to accommodate employees of CrossIron Mills mall.

Rocky View Schools (RVS) board of trustees unanimously approved year three of the 2011-2014 Three Year Plan on May 16.

With the warmer weather approaching, more people are gearing up to enjoy the sunshine and many summer-related activities.

There’s been a shuffle in staff at Rocky View Schools (RVS). On May 22, trustees announced that Susan Williams, current associate superintendent of human resources, will take over as acting superintendent of schools.