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Four councillors, Don Moore, Cathy Cooey, Carol MacMillan and Bruce Masterman, are not running for another four-year term on council.
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But two incumbents, Bruce Masterman and Michael Nychyk, are seeking another term.
The municipal election takes place Oct. 18.
Councillor Don Moore
Councillor Don Moore, the veteran of the group with 14 years of experience, is not seeking re-election this fall.
He said he joined because he wanted to make the community a better place.
High River sure has changed in 14 years, says Moore. He’s seen dramatic infrastructure upgrades, flooding, population growth of around 4,000 people, and so much more.
Author of the article: Dan Marcinkowski
Publishing date: Mar 17, 2021 • 4 days ago • 1 minute read • The Royal Canadian Legion branches 291 (Okotoks) and 71 (High River) presented two cheques of $14,912.50 each for a total of $29,825.00 to the High River District Health Care Foundation on Mar. 12 at the High River Legion. The money came out of the Legion’s poppy fund, and will be used towards the System 2000 Assisted Bathing Solutions at the High River Hospital. Okotoks Legion President John MacCormack (from left to right), Poppy Funds Coordinator Okotoks – Nancy Toan, High River District Health Care Foundations’ Cathy Coey, Poppy Funds Coordinator High River- Fred Stegmeier, and High River Legion President Bob Collins were present for the donation. Photo by Dan Marcinkowski /High River Times
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Michael Brown, the High River District Health Care Foundation’s executive director, is retiring after 12 years with the foundation.
Brown joined the foundation in February 2009 and has helped guide the organization as it invested almost $6.5 million into local healthcare in High River, Nanton and the Foothills area.
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“I feel honoured to have been part of helping all our donors and supporters realize their dreams.” Brown said. “The foundation acts as a facilitator for our local community,” he explained, “so it is humbling to look back and realize that so many people entrusted us to invest their donations wisely on impactful equipment, programs and infrastructure.”
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