Current News

…as of Friday, December 06, 2024

  • Sandbox removed
  • Walking Group
  • Neighbourhood Watch – now in Argyll
  • Code of Conduct proposal
  • The Jammers
  • District Park Calendar
  • Argyll Sandbox has been removed

    As we are already experiencing icy walking and driving conditions this winter I regret to inform our residents Argyll is no longer a location where you can get a bucket of sand. 😔

    In the interests of saving money the City decided to reduce the number of locations where residents can get sand for dealing with ice on sidewalks and paths. As a result the closest location for getting some is Hazeldean Community parking lot. There is additional sand at the Gateway Boulevard Maintenance Yard across from Home Depot. Additional sand can be found whenever (and we expect often) the sand at Hazeldean has run out.

    If enough residents wish for us to buy some for our local use they can send an e-mail to the president [president@argyllcl.ab.ca] and make your case. This would mean getting a big plastic box (presumably locked) and designating someone (or a group) to keep it filled during winter.



    Want to go for a walk?

    Chalk art by Ella Raudebaugh 2024

    Argyll is pleased to offer a Walking Club who meet on the last Wednesday of each month in front of the hall. All ages, abilities and even strollers are welcome. Please leave pets at home. Walks may vary but will often include the ravine. Walks will normally last about an hour.

    The next walk will be announced in December (weather permitting)

    No registration is required, just bring yourself, and friends, to join the group.



    Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch

    Two long time residents of Argyll have signed up to be Neighbourhood Watch coordinators for the community. They "need" to recruit some neighbours to be part of our neighbourhood "walk your block" program. This means more people keeping an eye out around our neighbourhood for odd things, graffiti and/or break ins etc. There is a group who walk on Wednesday evenings (see above) as well as another groups who walk Tuesday mornings but there is a need for more regular people to help out. We encourage folks to look into joining this program. There are plenty of residents who walk their dogs and, of course, many who are just out for a nice stroll in the neighbourhood.  enwatch.ca/walk-your-block

    Be on the lookout for a door-to-door "event" where our new EMW representatives will ask the people in Argyll about getting signage in the neighbourhood (we need 25 or more signatures for that application) so the City can hang those around our neighbourhood. . At the same time, you'll be asked if you want to have a door sticker where you confirm you'll look out for your neighbours and such.

    You can contact our ENW Reps directly through e-mail: ENW.ARGYLL.REP@gmail.com

    Our neighbourhood is a popular transit area between summer festivals and is a prime location for itinerant visitors to explore garages and take things from yards. Although it is fairly safe for most of the year there is a dramatic reduction in crime and vandalism when more residents are seen walking our streets. The sooner a problem is identified the sooner it can be corrected or investigated.



    Proposed Code of Conduct is available for review by membership

    A Code of Conduct document was submitted to the AGM in September of 2024 and a copy of it can be downloaded from our documents page. Here

    Any resident member of the league may comment on the document or submit suggestions for it before the next AGM in September of 2025. All remarks, comments, or suggestions will be considered for revising the current document. At the next AGM the final version will be presented for discussion and acceptance. Anyone who contributed will be acknowledge at the presentation (unless they request not to be). Send your comments or suggestions by e-mail to: President



    The Jammers

    Jammer Group playing in the hall together

    All musicians (at any level of skill) are invited to spend a little time together playing songs and keeping time each week. They meet on Thursdays from Noon until 3:00 PM in the main hall of the Argyll Community Centre. They welcome any instrument you are willing to jam with. Electric and Acoustic instruments are both welcome. Singing on key is optional :-)

    If you want to sit-in on what they get up to each week, contact Ken by phone and get the details for their next jam. You can come and sing, play along or just relax and enjoy the music. Call Ken 780.466.8127 for more information. There is a $2.00 fee for use of the hall.



    Hillside Safety while tobogganing

    Emergency Medical Services (EMS) would like to remind parents and children of some basic toboggan/sledding safety tips. Everyone can be safe and still have fun on the toboggan hill by following these simple reminders.

    Use the right Equipment

    Be prepared



    District Park Calendar

    Where to see what's happening in Argyll Sports Park

    A graphic showing the menu listing with the Park List highlighted.

    There is a new menu item on our web pages which provides a link to a spreadsheet showing all the events which have been booked for Argyll Sports Park. If you've ever wondered what's going to happen in the park next week, or next month, click on the link provided to see the full list of events for the year. A deeper explanation is on the Park Events page you can get to by using our top menu.





    Where can I sign up for e-mail notices of your social events?

    Our mailing address is:
    Argyll CL Social Events
    6750 88 Street
    Edmonton, AB T6E 5H6
    Canada

    Or you can sign up for our e-mail news service where you get notices into your inbox electronically.



    Chalk Art courtesy Ella Raudebaugh (2024)


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