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MARCH 2017 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 3,400 HOUSEHOLDS your CAnyon MEAdows BRINGING CANYON MEADOWS RESIDENTS TOGETHER CONTENTS 5 “kitten” AROUND IN CANYON MEADOWS 8 FRIENDS OF FISH CREEK EVENTS 10 ST. GERARD SCHOOL 11 BLACKFOOT DISTRICT GUIDES 13 MLA RICHARD GOtfried’s reporT 15 MY BABYSITTER LIST 17 COUNCILLOR DIANE COLLEY-URQUHARt’s REPORT 5 8 11 15 CANYON MEADOWS I FEBRUARY 2017 3 “Kitten” Around in Canyon Meadows YOUR CANYON MEADOWS Delivered monthly to 3,400 households and businesses for 26 years! CALLING LOCAL Advertising Opportunities PHOTOGRAPHERS 403-263-3044 | [email protected] SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS FOR A Editorial Submissions CHANCE TO BE PUBLISHED IN [email protected] THE NEXT EDITION OF THIS NEWSLETTER All advertisements and editorial submissions must be submitted by the 1st of the month for the following month’s publication. 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