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Lacombe The City of Lacombe is a vibrant, fast-growing community of over 12,728 residents that welcomes innovation and enterprise while honouring its architectural and historical heritage.
One of Alberta’s newest cites, Lacombe offers a rich natural environment of lakes and green spaces, along with an unrivaled range of lifestyle amenities and recreational opportunities. We offer modern subdivisions, a full range of schools, the Canadian University College, a hospital and first-class recreation facilities. The high quality of life in this picturesque community makes it an ideal location to live, work, learn and invest in.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Residential street sweeping continues tomorrow, May 17, on McKinlay Cr; Cameron Cl; Cranna Lake Dr; Lakes Cl; Woodland Dr, from Cedar Cr to Cedar Cr; and Maple Bay. Don't forget to move your vehicles!
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ARTS NEWS Another of Darren Jones' chainsaw sculptures has been placed in Lacombe. Last winter, the Lacombe Art Collection Committee commissioned Darren to create a whimsical wood spirit from a tree stump. Now that the snow is gone, a City crew has installed the statue at the top of the trail head on Elizabeth Lake Drive. Darren also added a couple of little surprises for everyone to enjoy... a blue bird and a squirrel! Next time you are wondering what to do in Lacombe, head out for a walk on the trails that run along the upper east side of Elizabeth Lake, and you'll be sure to find it.
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Have you ever dreamt of becoming a mermaid or merman? Now you can with the Lacombe Kinsmen Aquatic Centre. See poster for details.
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PUBLIC NOTICE Residential street sweeping continues tomorrow, May 16, on Woodland Drive, from 58 St to North West Rec; Burris Pt; Westview Dr; Tee Rd and Valley Cr. Don't forget to move your vehicles!
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WASTE COLLECTION CHANGE Residents are advised that due to the Victoria Day long weekend, garbage and recycling normally picked up on Monday, May 22, 2017, will instead be collected on Tuesday, May 23, 2017.
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Do you have unwanted items that could be useful for someone else? Why not pass them on at the Spring Trash to Treasure Week, being held in Lacombe from May 12 - 22, 2017. For more info, go to http://www.lacombe.ca/living/operations-and-planning-services-infrastructure-services-/solid-waste-/community-clean-ups/trash-to-treasure-week
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PUBLIC NOTICE Residential street sweeping continues tomorrow, May 12, on Country Ridge Cl, Garden Rd, Fairway Dr, Northstar Dr & Eagle Rd. Don't forget to move your vehicles!
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“I’m excited about the Mayor for a Day program,” says Mayor Christie. “I believe it is essential that our youth have a chance to be ‘plugged in’ to the issues that are relevant to their city. This program provides our future leaders with an opportunity to be welcomed and mentored by the current generation of community leaders.” Find out more...
WATCH On May 3, 2017, Mayor Steve Christie was joined by nine Grade 6 students from École Lacombe Upper Elementary School, Terrace Ridge School, Lacombe Christian School, Father Lacombe School and College Heights Christian School for the annual “Mayor for a Day” program at City Hall.
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Trash to Treasure Week begins tomorrow. Chris Huston has some useful tips on how to get involved in this community-wide celebration of reducing, reusing, and recycling!
WATCH Engineering Services Manager Jordan Thompson provides an update on the Main Street project, now in its second week.
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