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Remembering the Vega

Remembering the Vega

It seems 2014 is a year of commemorations; 100 years since the beginning of the First World War, 75 years since the start of the Second World War, 50 years since the creation of our official flag.
Boy's birthday wish comes early

Boy's birthday wish comes early

It started with a simple birthday wish – to ride in a Chevrolet Camaro. Alina Pope posted on the Community of St. Albert Facebook page on Oct.
The House That Love Built turns 30

The House That Love Built turns 30

It's hard to understand the beauty, the magic and the heart that permeates everything about Ronald McDonald House of Northern Alberta (RMHNA) unless you've been there.
Grandin mall business flooded by vandals

Grandin mall business flooded by vandals

“It looked like brown lava flowing from the roof.
Reward for Halloween hooligans

Reward for Halloween hooligans

A Deer Ridge man is offering a reward for any information about who defaced the Halloween decorations on his front lawn this past weekend. Keith Saul had finished building the frightful scene at his home on Dennison Drive around noon on Sunday.
Morinville celebrates community business

Morinville celebrates community business

The Green Bean Coffee House in Morinville was never meant as more than a place to sell Douglas Adsit's Cuban coffee brand, never mind winning a business award.
Losing workers to cost millions, businesses say

Losing workers to cost millions, businesses say

Losing 90 per cent of its foreign worker force without other labourers taking their place will cost St. Albert millions, and could impact future developments, members of the business community told city council on Monday.
New fee helps shoulder utility capital needs

New fee helps shoulder utility capital needs

A new line item will be appearing on 2015 utility bills: the supplemental capital contribution fee. The fee aims to collect money for the city to hold in reserve to help pay for the next 10 years worth of utility-related infrastructure projects.
500 wetlands affected

500 wetlands affected

A major oil company wants county residents to tell them about their concerns about the Northern Gateway pipeline.
Photo enforcement would cost $300,000 a year

Photo enforcement would cost $300,000 a year

A group of town residents say that Morinville could run its own photo enforcement program for as little as $150,000 a year – a claim a traffic safety advocate says is inaccurate and misleading.
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