FORMERLY THE ROCKY VIEW FIVE VILLAGE WEEKLY
	OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER FOR THE MD OF ROCKY VIEW #44
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July 15, 2008

Irricana development proposal back on track >>

Court gives green light to landowners’ appeal >>

Program facilitates natural habitat protection >>

Increase in residential real estate listings impacts MD >>

Rocky View upholds parcel size >>

Flipping up fun at Balzac Stampede Breakfast >>

Council terminates intersection surveillance cameras >>

Rural schools stay open despite declining enrolments >>

Langdon Days 125th anniversary celebration >>

July 8, 2008

Rocky View-Irricana agree on bylaw enforcement >>

Northern Angels pass through the region >>

Water concerns sink multi-lot proposal >>

Willow Creek subdivision approved >>

Producers plan for organic berry production >>

Bragg Creek area rancher obtains subdivision >>

MD waives agricultural use requirement >>

Provincial surplus exceeds expectations >>

July 1, 2008

Province orders feedlot to protect springs >>

Wide study areas proposed in Rocky View (East Rocky View and Springbank Context Studies) >>

Accesses to 84th St. slated for closure >>

Volunteer’s effort boosts fundraiser >>

Unique outdoor retailer opening in Rocky View >>

Crossfield Pete Knight Days 2008 >>

Neighbourhoods to sprout under new plans >>

Emergent needs cause portable classroom shuffle >>

Development proposed on division owned land in Chestermere >>

School infrastructure, maintenance and renewal projects approved >>

District news briefs >>

June 24, 2008

Heavy rains take toll on Rocky View >>

Deadline set for Calgary regional plan >>

Morton touts development credits for Foothills, Rocky View areas >>

Transmission line route open to discussion, official says >>

Red tape shelves pathway project >>

Cochrane mayor advocates regional transit to combat high fuel prices >>

Town grapples with higher cost to bank locally >>

New centre announces after school care in Irricana >>

Cost of community services presented to Rocky View >>

Airdrie students win gold at Canadian Skills competitions >>

June 17, 2008

Precedent-setting approval concerns landowner >>

Amendment allows for first parcels out >>

MD adds Clematis to most-wanted list >>

Province questions financial impact of annexation >>

Indus 10-year-old runs 10 K for cancer >>

Province to take over ambulance services >>

Proposal to expand east Balzac commercial hub >>

Schools in west Rocky View earn high ratings >>

Corn maze to sprout in southeast Rocky View >>

Graduates modeling excellence win prestigious scholarships >>

Giddy Up for Wishes >>

June 10, 2008

Rocky View postpones Plan 8 adoption >>

Rocky View delays fiscal modeling tool >>

Crossfield power plant nears approval >>

School board approves $2.2 million sewage line >>

Missing Springbank woman found dead >>

Chestermere's identity analyzed >>

Board decision affects middle school students >>

Bragg Creek Community Association celebrates 50 years >>

Bearspaw field conditions frustrate soccer players >>

Partnership issues plan to protect the Elbow >>

June 3, 2008

Planners recommend deferring Plan 8 >>

Betty’s Run for ALS >>

Subdivision proposes stormwater evaporation >>

New centre to become community hub >>

Local RCMP Sgt. speaks out on tasers >>

Bearspaw: Canada’s lead fundraising school for UNICEF >>

May 27, 2008

Chestermere commits to increase number of RCMP officers >>

Province to bring back regional planning >>

Drainage issues plague east Rocky View area >>

Province to ease restrictions on land negotiations >>

Students walk the talk for the environment >>

Division commits to reducing class sizes >>

School utilization rate exceeds 100 per cent >>

Chestermere enters fire service agreement with MD >>

Balzac Shopping centre announces 2009 opening >>

Acme school acquires first-class transportation >>

School division’s 2008/2009 budget summary >>

School division increases transportation fees >>

Chestermere residents can expect property tax increases >>