More Power, Bigger Pump for New Amisk Fire Truck; Expansion of Fire Hall Underway
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A new fire truck has been purchased for use in the Village of Amisk and an addition to the fire hall is currently underway with two bays being added to the existing one. New equipment (above) is tested out in Amisk after the M.D. presented keys for the new $200,000 truck. Story and photos in this week's paper. ©Provost News Photos.
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Construction of 10,500 Sq. Ft.
Shop at Hughenden Gets OK
• Extra 3,000 Square Feet Will be Provided
A new M.D. 52 shop at Hughenden costing $1,852,000 to replace the one that burned on June 14 will begin to go up this fall.
The single tender from Seko Construction of Edmonton was opened early Thursday morning, August 30 at the M.D. administration office in Provost.
The building will be 10,500 square feet. The old one was approximately 7,500 square feet.
A site meeting for the 60 by 175 foot building was scheduled for Tuesday, September 4.
The M.D. is hoping construction begins in September though this is not certain, and says M.D. 52 administrator Iris Larson it will take about a year to complete.
Insurance will cover approximately half the cost of the new building and the MD will apply for some provincial funding.
Serving on a building committee to oversee the project will be MD councillors Jack Roworth and Tom Schneider along with director of public works Curtis Hughes and public works foreman Irvin Bethge including Larson.
Larson added that in reference to the larger building that they could have left it the same size but “we are trying to build for the future.”
Full story in September 5 edition of The Provost News.
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MD Administration Building to Get $350,000 Upgrade
• Energy Efficiency to be Addressed
The M.D. Provost No. 52’s administration building will be getting a $350,000 upgrade that will address energy efficiency issues.
Full story in September 5 edition of The Provost News.
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Robots Among Displays at Vacation Bible School
Full stories and photo in September 5 edition of The Provost News.
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This week we ask : "Are You Looking Forward to School Classes?"
. . . and we heard opinions from Lauren Kroetch, Brandyn Paulgaard, David Erasmus, Megan Paulgaard, and Breanna Maki.
Check out the September 5 edition of The Provost News for their answers.
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