After 21 years as children’s librarian at Norwin Public Library, Barbara McKee is moving on. “It’s been a wonderful career here. This is the beginning of a new chapter,” said McKee, a Norwin High School graduate. She’s leaving May 15 to become the assistant librarian at the Penn State Fayette
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Municipalities around the Edmonton area are taking different approaches to the limited reopening of recreational facilities as the province begins to lift some restrictions next week.
Starting Monday, one-on-one training by certified instructors will be allowed in indoor recreational facilities in Alberta, but team sports aren’t permitted. School-related sports and recreation for children are an exception to the group sport rule.
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Leduc Mayor Bob Young said most of the city’s recreational facilities will open Monday for services following provincial guidelines. He said it was a priority for council to make sure they could open quickly when it was possible to do so.