Sundre News

Distractions caused by digital devices in the classroom, which have a detrimental impact on students’ educational development, is an issue Chinook’s Edge School Division is well aware of.

Authorities suspect a man reported missing west of Sundre left the area and are seeking assistance in determining his whereabouts. “It’s believed that the individual left the area,” the local RCMP detachment’s Cpl.

Members of the Sundre Citizens on Patrol Association (SCOPA) have been patrolling throughout the summer and continue to welcome new recruits who might be interested in helping to keep a watchful eye on the community.

Hazel Long, 1, was among more than a dozen children participating in the Sundre Municipal Library’s Sundre Forest Products Summer Reading Club’s wind-up event, which was held Wednesday, Aug. 28.

The school year was already underway near the end of August for 42 new teachers, who participated in the New Teacher Orientation program in Chinook’s Edge School Division.

The recent 19th annual Renegade charity golf tournament fundraiser to support STARS brought out a big crowd.

River Valley School Grade 7 teacher Deb Reimert prepares on Wednesday, Aug. 28 a positive welcome back message for students. Kids are back in class on Tuesday, Sept.

August 26, 1992 The Sundre Walkway System was beginning to take shape courtesy of generous donations from local community service groups as well as several businesses.

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Despite a severe weather warning for the Sundre region on Saturday, the storm that swept through the area did not cause any serious or extensive damage.