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1 injured in possible shooting at Lethbridge home
Lethbridge police blocked off a home in response to reports of a possible shooting on Monday.
Supportive housing program switching hands from YWCA to Lethbridge Housing Authority
A program YWCA Lethbridge and District aimed at helping women is switching hands as the need for local affordable and supportive housing continues to increase.
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Lethbridge church reopens for St. Patrick's Day after 11-year closure
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Lethbridge College 'Ag Days' highlights Agriculture industry for southern Alberta students
It was a big week for agriculture at Lethbridge College, as the school's Aggie Club hosted Ag Days.
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Lethbridge police blocked off a home in response to reports of a possible shooting on Monday.
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