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This just came across our desk. If you want to voice you opinion you have until July. 10th.
“Similar to other Canadian municipalities, The City of Calgary is considering a bylaw that would enact temporary regulations requiring the wearing of masks or face coverings within indoor public premises. For the purpose of the bylaw, public premise means all or any part of a building, structure or other enclosed area to which members of the public have access. With this consideration, the temporary removal of masks or face coverings would be permitted for the purpose of specified services where required (for example, eating in a restaurant or for recreational purposes)”
FC Metro Soccer registration is still open! Tonight was the first night and Wednesday is the second session. Runs for 8 weeks and it’s not to late to join! Covid protocols in place. This is the only soccer program in Symons Valley running this summer. Register at fcmetro.powerupsports.com
On Tuesday, July 7, nine more Library locations will reopen: Bowness, Country Hills, Judith Umbach, Louise Riley, Memorial Park, Nicholls Family, Nose Hill, Sage Hill, and Southwood libraries.
In addition, all reopened locations will return to the same hours they had before closure. We will continue to offer temporary Senior Hours for the first hour of service each day.
All exterior book return chutes remain closed. Returns are only available at open locations during operating hours. Due to the large volume of materials in the community, we ask that you please wait until your home location reopens before returning items. All due dates have been extended until July 30, 2020, and as of July 1, all late fees have been permanently abolished.
Please confirm that your location is open and what services are available before visiting. We can’t wait to see you again at the Library: bit.ly/2VnTpD8
Soccer starts next week! Let’s get our kids active again!
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WHO WE ARE
The Sage Hill Community Association (SHCA) is a not-for-profit organization that proudly serves the residents of our community.
The SHCA is run by the board, a group of dedicated neighbourhood volunteers who organize, manage and direct social and recreational events in the community. The SHCA works with various levels of government to consult and mediate issues arising in the areas of community development, transportation, parks and green space.
