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Tadashi French is barely smiling because he’s making a trip to his doctor’s office.

Olympic duty

Const. Denton Michelson of the Lethbridge Regional Police Service is one of six Lethbridge law enforcement officers heading to Vancouver for the Olympics. Sun Times photo by Scott Schmidt

Officers serving at Winter Olympics

Scott Schmidt
for the Sun Times
Having the 2010 Winter Olympics descend upon home soil doesn’t just give an opportunity of a lifetime to athletes.
Security needs are obviously elevated to unheard-of levels when the entire world gather and that means reinforcements are needed. And so, after submitting approved applications, a group of Lethbridge regional police and local RCMP are headed to the lower mainland for the biggest event on earth.
“A posting came out asking for people to go to the Olympics and so I just applied and got accepted,” says Const. Denton Michelson of the Lethbridge regional police. “The RCMP are taking care of everything and I’ll be staying on one of the cruise ships, just not on the same one as other (officers) from Lethbridge.

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LCI student forging her own music path

There is no reason why Lethbridge can’t have its own Taylor Swift. Up and coming Lethbridge country singer/songwriter Leah Sadler is a good choice for that. She not only looks a lot like the Nashville superstar, but the Grade 11 LCI student is getting ready to record her second full-length album in Music City later this month. She was performing a rare live concert at the Wolf’s Den Jan. 30 with Two Spirit Sage and Celtic harpist Jan Pearce.

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Skewed stats show sports isn’t about numbers anyway

Thanks, Mark McGwire.
No, I don’t mean for finally coming clean several years after the steroid scandal broke. You didn’t tell us anything we didn’t already know. Besides, it’s pretty obvious your “confession” was self-serving, intended to avoid having to deal with all this steroid talk during spring training when you begin your new job as hitting coach with the Cardinals.
I don’t mean thanks for your contributions to baseball because, frankly, you and your fellow cheaters have given the game its biggest black eye since the Black Sox scandal when members of the Chicago White Sox conspired to throw the 1919 World Series.

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