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New county council sworn-in – Reeve Jim Kallal, Deputy Reeve Barry Bruce and Acting Reeve Gene Hrabec

Jim Kallal is the reeve of Beaver County following an organizational meeting of the newly elected council on Wednesday, Oct. 25. Kallal, who represents Division 1, was the only councillor nominated and went in by acclamation.

October 31, 2017Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking Weekly Review

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Here’s what else is making news in the Oct. 31, 2017 edition of The Weekly Review, on news stands now!

- Zombie Prison Break a howling success with spooky museum tours for kids; - Viking Council…

October 31, 2017Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Town of Viking, Viking newspaper, Viking police, Viking RCMP, Viking school, Viking Town Council, Viking Weekly Review

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Mayor-elect of Viking grateful for support – wishes to improve communication with residents

With Viking’s new council set to be sworn into office at an organizational meeting to be held on Wednesday of this week, Mayor-Elect Jason Ritchie is looking to some future goals for himself and council.

October 24, 2017Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking newspaper, Viking Town Council, Viking Weekly Review

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Police seek help in identifying suspects who rammed Irma convenience store with stolen truck

On October 12, 2017, the Wainwright RCMP were notified of damage to the front door of the Irma Convenience Store.

Once on scene, it was determined a pickup truck was used to smash through the front doors.

October 24, 2017Beaver County newspaper, Bruce newspaper, Caribou Publishing, Holden newspaper, Irma newspaper, Kinsella newspaper, Viking RCMP, Viking Weekly Review

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Viking/Kinsella area goes in with rest of Beaver County in proposed new provincial riding

The provincial electoral boundaries commission is recommending changes that would see Beaver County part of a newly reconfigured riding called Camrose which would also include Flagstaff County to the south.