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A call home

Submitted photo In less than two weeks Jasper will officially have a new Chief Administrative Officer, and for Mark Fercho it’s been a long time coming.

IN BRIEF: July 3, 2014

Jasper to host provincial baseball tournament Local baseball fans can get ready to enjoy some of the best junior ball games available when the Jasper Baseball Association steps up to the plate this weekend.

Low turnout at Marmot Open House

N.Veerman photo Ski Marmot Basin put the details of its long range plan on display June 24, in an open house at the Lobstick Lodge in Jasper.

Grade 6s moving on

T. Nichols photo The newest crop of Jasper Elementary grads were sent off June 26, in a walk down ceremony at the school’s final assembly, held in the Jasper Activity Centre.

Happy birthday Canada

E. Christie photo Jasperites young and old rang in Canada’s 147th birthday July 1, digging out their most patriotic red-and-white costumes, hats and face paints and hitting the streets for the day of birthday activities.

Protestors mobilize against Maligne developments

T. Nichols photo Visitors to Maligne Lake were confronted with more than breathtaking scenery June 29, as a group of protestors braved the spitting rain to show their displeasure with the proposed development at the lake.

Soccer fields in dangerous shape

T. Nichols photo As the soccer season wound down last week, members of the Jasper Minor Soccer Association met to pack away the nets at the Centennial Park field.

Jasper National Park’s red chairs – installed and ready for soaking up the scenery

Submitted photo To help guide visitors to iconic scenic viewpoints where they can connect with nature, Jasper National Park is now participating in Parks Canada’s Red Chair program.

Paltry turnout bad for park

June 25 Ski Marmot Basin held an open house in Jasper to show off the details of its long-range plan. Attendance was sparse, with Marmot representatives outnumbering curious Jasperites the whole night.

Freeskool returns

T. Nichols photo Freewheel Cycle’s Freeskool kicked off for the summer June 21, with a party that saw more than 50 kids and their parents take over the woods across from the Mount Robson Inn just off Connaught Drive.
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