October 30, 2019

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October 30, 2019

Piling Up

A whistle was blown soon after the piling up of at least nine football players while a Vegreville Cougars player (bottom, middle) refuses to give up the ball to Provost Panthers. The Panthers won this tier two league semifinal match 68-34 in Provost on October 25. One of the coaches for the Panthers, Keith Heintz told The News that the team played well. “We had been building for this all year.” He adds that “This is the best team we’ve ever had, win-loss record wise . . . our bantam program (Provost Pythons) has really helped us” with players joining the Panthers already having football experience. ©Provost News Photo.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, October 30, 2019 including:

• New Transmission Line from Provost to Edgerton Proposed
—as Part of Transmission Development from Nilrem to Vermilion

• Town Plans to Pave 2.67 Kilometres of Walking Trails to Be Used Year-Round
—Estimated at $150,000 which is 'Less than Expected' Says Rec Director

• Provost's Urban Forestry Category Earns 87% in Communities in Bloom Competition

• Alta. Government Puts $1.1 Billion Towards Petrochemicals Diversification Program

• 'Fire Helps Landscapes Flourish'—Guest Speaker Featured at Bodo Archaeological Society Meeting

• Hockey Team Gives $2,500

• Employment/Careers

• People Play Canasta in Cadogan

• Small Business Week Feature

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This week we ask: "How Are Small Businesses Important to the Community?"
. . . and readers heard answers from Leslie Opanavicius, Wacey Manning, Patti Thirsk and David Connauton. Check out the October 30, 2019 print edition of The Provost News for their responses.
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