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Originally Published June 4, 1980 – Four Killam Public School students found an envelope containing $44 outside the back of Killam Electric during a school clean-up campaign, and returned it to the owner, May 16. Grade six students Kerry Busse, Danny Basterash, Brent Gaume, and Darren Olofson brought the envelope of cash to their teacher,…
Flagstaff Waste Management collects garden and yard waste from communities throughout the region every summer, and from that produces some high quality compost. “It all starts at our free weekends,” says Murray Hampshire, Manager at Flagstaff Waste. “We accept leaves, and plant matter, and grass clippings only. “We do a plant-based compost on a relatively…
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To help get students interested and informed about the provincial election, CIVIX Canada hosted an Alberta-wide Student vote alongside the provincial election. More than 170,000 students participated, representing more than 1,340 schools and all 87 electoral divisions; the largest-ever Alberta Student vote campaign. Elementary, junior high, and high school students were able to participate; class…
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For Immediate Release by Killam RCMP – On July 2, Killam RCMP responded to a report a man who was found to have committed what is believed to be indecent acts which occurred over several days from June 30 – July 3 near Killam Public School. No children or persons were believed to be present…
To many, Murray Hampshire is a familiar name because of his work at Flagstaff Waste Management, but we recently discovered that Hampshire is also an avid naturalist. Hampshire was excited recently to cross a bird off his life bird list, when he spotted a Black-Necked Stilt on his way to work.
Fred Penner, beloved Canadian children’s entertainer, performed at Killam Public School on Thursday, May 10 in front of a very lucky packed audience full of students, parents, and young children.