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Barry Kerton

Barry Kerton

Barry Kerton is the editor of the Barrhead Leader. He joined the publication in 2014. His main beats include the Barrhead municipal councils. However, he also covers sports, court, and Pembina Hills School Division when the need arises.

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Recent Work by Barry

Barrhead council rejects junior hockey bids over league concerns, legal risks

Barrhead council rejects junior hockey bids over league concerns, legal risks

Town of Barrhead councillors decline request from two more pay-to-play junior hockey leagues
County approves grant to help church realign cemetery boundaries

County approves grant to help church realign cemetery boundaries

Councillors approve Agnes Memorial Mosside United Church's Community Policy grant application
Streamlining the council meeting scheduling process

Streamlining the council meeting scheduling process

Town of Barrhead councillors approve new template for scheduling council meetings
Westlock edges out Barrhead in battle of Highway 33 rivals

Westlock edges out Barrhead in battle of Highway 33 rivals

Red Lions snuff out late seventh inning comeback by the Orioles to win 10-8
Barrhead food bank receives national accreditation

Barrhead food bank receives national accreditation

Accreditation opens the doors to other potential grant possibilities
Finding Alberta’s hidden baseball talent

Finding Alberta’s hidden baseball talent

Edmonton Riverhawks northern scout combs rural Alberta looking for diamonds in the rough
Finding Alberta’s hidden baseball talent

Finding Alberta’s hidden baseball talent

Edmonton Riverhawks northern scout combs rural Alberta looking for diamonds in the rough
Town of Barrhead council adds to recognized committees

Town of Barrhead council adds to recognized committees

Councillors appoint Anthony Oswald to represent municipality on Barrhead and District Historical Society board
Barrhead’s Ripple Connection closes its doors for good

Barrhead’s Ripple Connection closes its doors for good

FCSS purchases its assets and steps into fill the gap left by the loss of the not-for-profit
Gallery: Barrhead Composite High School Class of 2025

Gallery: Barrhead Composite High School Class of 2025

It is something 108 Barrhead Composite High School (BCHS) students will remember for a lifetime.
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