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Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell joined the St. Albert Gazette in May, 2022. Jack mainly covers city hall, but also covers community events, business, provincial matters, and more.

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Recent Work by Jack

How will shorter Alberta winters affect those with seasonal affective disorder?

How will shorter Alberta winters affect those with seasonal affective disorder?

St. Albert's winters are at least 10 days shorter than they were nearly 75 years ago, data published by researchers at the University of Lethbridge shows.
Here's where photo radar will be in St. Albert this weekend

Here's where photo radar will be in St. Albert this weekend

Expect photo radar on McKenney Avenue and Hogan Road this weekend.
Fun things to do in St. Albert this weekend

Fun things to do in St. Albert this weekend

Pottery sales, a half-marathon for charity, and more highlight the activities taking place in St. Albert this weekend.
City's rain barrel sale happening Saturday

City's rain barrel sale happening Saturday

Get your barrel while supplies last, the city says.
Former St. Albert councillor Frank Lukay dies

Former St. Albert councillor Frank Lukay dies

“Frank was a good stabilizing force,” said council colleague Garry Wetsch.
Voting open for St. Albert's annual garbage can design contest

Voting open for St. Albert's annual garbage can design contest

This year's theme is the “vital role of pollinators,” and there are over 17 entries to vote for.
Woodlands splash park and Grosvenor Outdoor Pool to open later this month

Woodlands splash park and Grosvenor Outdoor Pool to open later this month

The Woodlands facility is scheduled to open on May 18, followed by the Grosvenor pool on May 25.
Pickleball club membership has spiked by 54 per cent in two years

Pickleball club membership has spiked by 54 per cent in two years

Growing popularity of sport means limited space to play
St. Albert launches online emergency preparedness map

St. Albert launches online emergency preparedness map

Residents asked to familiarize themselves with zones in which they live, work, or go to school
City of St. Albert issues fire advisory, ban may be issued if conditions worsen

City of St. Albert issues fire advisory, ban may be issued if conditions worsen

“We are asking that everyone do their part in reducing the risk,” reads a city news release.
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