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Time capsule revealed at Tyrrell Field Station

Rex Martin, who has worked at the Royal Tyrrell Museum doing fabrication for years, made a curious discovery that had he not seen it, he wouldn’t have believed it… rather, he wouldn’t have remembered.
This summer he was working at the Tyrrell Field Station in Dinosaur Provincial Park, giving some of the display case facades a sprucing up, when he and Tom Courtenay stumbled onto piece of history intentionally left by Martin himself more than 20 years ago.

Apology and Correction

Information received at The Drumheller Mail about the relationship of the murder victim in Edson and a former Drumheller family is incorrect. The story appeared in the printed edition of The Drumheller Mail on December 10, 2008.

This office had been informed from several sources that Emily Stauffer of Edson was the granddaughter of Clarence and Wilda Stauffer.

This information is incorrect.

The publisher of The Drumheller Mail apologizes for this unfortunate incident and to all concerned.

Red Deer River water flows to Kathryn development

Kathyrn, a hamlet northeast of Calgary, tapped into Drumheller’s water to provide for a proposed housing development to be built in the area.
On November 24, council approved an amendment to the Water Supply Agreement between Kneehill Regional Water Services Commission (KRWSC) and the Town of Drumheller, to allow the KRWSC to sell their treated water outside the boundaries of the agreement.