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Obituary – Marcia Berman

Marcia Dyer Berman, 82, of South Portland, passed away at Avita of Stroudwater Memory Care in Westbrook on Oct. 18, 2021, following a long struggle with complications from Alzheimer’s disease. Marcia was born in Portland, Oct. 28, 1938, the youngest of three children of Granville and Ethel Lamb Dyer, attended South Portland High School (class […]

Dozens of residents appear before council to oppose proposed crematorium

  EDMONTON A proposed crematorium located in central Edmonton is facing backlash from individuals who live nearby. Trinity Funeral Home bought the industrial building at 114 Avenue and 119 Street, with the intent to run a crematorium and general interment services.  More than a dozen residents in the Prince Rupert neighbourhood laid out their concerns to city council on Tuesday to oppose to the rezoning request for the proposed site. Laurie Moulton, senior planner at the City of Edmonton, presented council with the administrative plan. It indicated there are approximately 15 crematoriums in various locations around the city, including the heart of Oliver Square and downtown. Both of those locations are adjacent to thousands of residents within the city’s most populated neighbourhoods.

Edmonton city council unanimously rejects proposed crematorium in Prince Rupert neighbourhood

Article content Edmonton city councillors closed the door on a proposed crematorium in a central Edmonton neighbourhood across the street from nearby residents. Council unanimously opposed a rezoning application that would have allowed Trinity Funeral Home to operate a crematorium in a Prince Rupert industrial building at 119 Street and 114 Avenue. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Edmonton city council unanimously rejects proposed crematorium in Prince Rupert neighbourhood Back to video About 25 people addressed city council Tuesday in opposition to the proposal citing health and odour concerns with emissions from the cremation process. Residents said the property is only 40 metres away from the nearest residences across the street.

Residents voice opposition to proposed crematorium in Prince Rupert neighbourhood, council yet to vote on rezoning

Residents voice opposition to proposed crematorium in Prince Rupert neighbourhood, council yet to vote on rezoning
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