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Minutes for Hay Springs City Council Meeting April 13, 2021 Minutes for Hay Springs City Council Meeting April 13, 2021 Thursday, 06 May 2021 16:10
REGULAR MEETING
Call to Order: Mayor Richard McKay called the Regular Meeting of the Hay Springs City Council to order at 7:00 p.m. Council persons Keith Kearns, Luke Marcy and Marvin Blundell were present. Brant Buettner was absent. Attorney Jamian Simmons was present. It was noted that the Open Meetings Act is posted.
Minutes Approval: Marcy made motion, Blundell seconded to approve the Minutes from March 9th, 2021 Regular Council Meeting. All voted aye. Motion carried.
Agenda Approval: Blundell made motion, Kearns seconded to approve the agenda for April 13th, 2021 Regular Council Meeting. All voted aye. Motion carried.
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FORT ALBANY A community initiative in a remote northern community along the James Bay coast has been providing fresh affordable produce to its community members for more than a decade.
The farmers’ market in Fort Albany runs every two weeks with the help of about five to eight volunteers.
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The market was mainly created in response to the needs of children at Peetabeck Academy as they didn’t have access and couldn’t afford food that was available at the only store in the community, said market co-ordinator Joan Metatawabin.