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In a letter thanking Viking town council for allowing TransCanada representatives to discuss the Heartland Pipe-line Project at a September council meeting, stated that Trans-Canada benefited from the discussion and was writing to address the concerns voiced by council members.
On Oct. 28, police received a complaint of a break and enter at a business in Viking.
Unknown suspects were able to gain entry to the building and steal approximately $25,000. worth of goods. The investigation into this crime is continuing.
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Viking’s newly elected town council met for the first time Monday, Oct. 28 to swear in the council members and to appoint representatives to the various boards.
The office of Deputy Mayor is assigned
On Oct. 21, police received a report of a stolen license plate.
The theft occurred while the truck was parked at the Kinsella grader shop and
Viking Mayor David Zayonce – 211
Marlene Grandinetti – 198
Cindy Lefsrud – 91
On October 15th, police received information regarding an incident where a citizen suffered a serious dog bite at a residence in Viking.
Incumbent Mayor Marlene Grandinetti hinted during the Mayoral Forum Thurday night, Oct. 10, that good things are about to happen for Viking.