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2010, November 24 - 10:44am — yahjfissel
08/11/2011 The Hinton Voice Hinton's Centennial Stories Brought to Life
07/14/2011 The Hinton Voice Hinton's centennial stories - Part IV
06/09/2011 The Hinton Voice Celebrating 100 years of Hinton history
05/12/2011 The Hinton Voice Hinton's centennial stories - Part III
04/14/2011 The Hinton Voice: Hinton's centennial stories brought to life - Part II
04/11/2011 The Hinton Voice: End of an era ; the last of the small town sawmills
03/17/2011 The Hinton Voice: Hinton's centennial stories brought to life - Part I
02/24/2011 The Hinton Voice: Hinton honours victims, heroes of the 1986 crash
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
11/25/2010 The Hinton Voice: The tradition of Christmas cards
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
11/25/2010 The Hinton Voice: Do you remember snow fallin on Hinton's ski hill?
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
11/15/2010 The Hinton Parklander: In Your Face
An article featuring the Library's current travelling art display.
10/28/2010 The Hinton Voice: Stories from the Big Horn (High Divide) Trail
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
10/25/2010 The Fitzhugh: Hinton Library opens its new doors
An article about the Library's celebration of the completion of the new entrance.
9/30/2010 The Hinton Voice: The memories of Growing Up in Hinton
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
9/23/2010 The Hinton Voice: A fulfilling week of rich family histories
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
8/26/2010 The Hinton Voice: Library programs jumpstart summer reading
8/12/2010 The Hinton Voice: Exploring the spirit of adventure
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
7/15/2010 The Hinton Voice: Family homes house memories of our past
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
6/21/2010 The Hinton Parklander: Reading programs for all ages
6/10/2010 The Hinton Voice: Reflections on growing up in Cadomin
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
5/31/2010 The Hinton Parklander Native plant workshop headed for local library
5/6/2010 The Hinton Voice: From Hinton grocer to a Companion of Canada
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
3/18/2010 The Hinton Voice: Newspaper pioneer provides insight to 1966
[Hinton Coal Branch Archives]
1/18/2010 The Hinton Parklander Local librarian still in love with Hinton
12/14/2009 The Hinton Parklander Photo exhibit brings Alberta views to Hinton
10/22/2009 The Hinton Voice Tanzanian trip for Armchair Travellers
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In the opening battle of England's War of the Roses, the Yorkists defeat King Henry VI's Lancastrian forces at St. Albans, 20 miles northwest of London. Many Lancastrian nobles perished, including Edmund Beaufort, the duke of Somerset, and the king was forced to submit to the rule of his cousin, Richard of York. The dynastic struggle between the House of York, whose badge was a white rose, and the House of Lancaster, later associated with a red rose, would stretch on for 30 years.
