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Thursday, 25 June 2009 09:44 |
Pamela Roth
Sun Times
If Mother Nature co-operates and there isn’t a repeat of last year’s torrential rains, more than 2,000 people are expected to flock to Spitz Stadium on Canada Day to see the Lethbridge Bulls step up to the plate.
The Canada Day Western Major Baseball League game has become a tradition for southern Albertans and is usually a sellout, marking the biggest game of the year for the young team. |
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Read more... [Whole lotta Bulls]
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Written by Robin
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 09:01 |
Sun Times
Adapted for the frenetic lifestyles of modern families, day camps respond to a basic need, occupying young people between the ages of five and 17 during the summer.
Take a glance through the City of Lethbridge Leisure Guide and there’s an abundance of summer camps for kids to choose from. |
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Read more... [Summer’s coming (and so is camp season)]
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Written by Robin
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Thursday, 11 June 2009 09:02 |
Sun Times
With the summer months being so short in southern Alberta, many people don’t waste time getting out their camping gear and heading out to their favourite camping destination.
And with the introduction of the new online campsite reservation system this year by the Alberta government, making sure you get a site at your favourite campground has never been easier. |
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Read more... [Campers get clicking]
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Written by Robin
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Wednesday, 03 June 2009 08:47 |
Submitted by Garry Allison
The Horses, Rocky Mountain Turf Club
It’s fair to say Pete Dubois’ life centres around the race track.
From April through October, home for him and wife, Erna, who’ve been married since 1964, is a trailer at the Rocky Mountain Turf Club, with the exception of a two-month break in July and August for the race meet at Grande Prairie.
“I’m just plain happy in these, what are supposed to be my retirement years," the grandfather of three says with a smile. "Really, we run horses on the weekend as a hobby.” |
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Read more... [Pete’s ride to the top]
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Thursday, 28 May 2009 09:04 |
Pamela Roth
Sun Times
Joe Mauro is a man of many hats. From politician to kitchen cabinet designer/salesman, and the man who took a run for the mayor’s seat in 2004, he is getting ready to switch paths again as the new coach of the Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s soccer team.
Despite being a soccer coach for the better part of the last 20 to 25 years at the men’s league and junior soccer levels, coaching at the college level is something Mauro has never done before. After taking a break from coaching the 14-year-old Lethbridge FC boys recreation soccer program, he decided to take a stab at the Kodiaks women’s soccer team when he heard the position had become available. He was asked if he would coach the men’s team instead and didn’t hesitate to say yes.
It is, after all, a sport that has become his passion. |
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Read more... [Joe goes from player to coach]
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