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WORD ON THE STREET JAN 7 – 13: RCMP report

On Jan. 9, police re-sponded to a single vehicle collision at a local gas station in Viking.

A semi-tractor unit attempted to fill up at the pumps and collided with the awing covering the pumps causing damage to the structure as well as the semi-tractor.

January 15, 2013Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking newspaper, Viking police, Viking RCMP, Viking Weekly Review

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Curling team commercial

setting rock with camera S — Securing a camera on a rock

There was a lot of excitement at the Viking Mutiplex last week when a film crew from Global Edmonton set up and captured video to create a commercial for this year’s 55 Plus Alberta Games.

January 10, 2013Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking newspaper, Viking Weekly Review

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Year End Interview with Viking Mayor

“If not now, when? And if not you, who?”

That’s the question Viking’s Mayor Marlene Grandinetti is putting to all residents when talk of this year’s provincial election are discussed.

January 10, 2013Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking newspaper, Viking Weekly Review

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Word on The Street: Viking RCMP report

Police received a complaint of mischief. The complainant stated that sometime through the night his vehicle was damaged.

Police noted a dent in the front driver’s side of the vehicle. This matter is still under investigation.
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January 10, 2013Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking newspaper, Viking Weekly Review

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Retiring after 50 years plus volunteering at Carena

carl baumgartner retires s — Carl Baumgartner in his younger days

After more than 50 years of volunteering at the Viking Carena, Carl Baumgartner is retiring in order, he says, to make room for members of the younger generation to take over.