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Checkstop campaign kicking off

Checkstop campaign kicking off

Local law enforcement officers will be out in full force this weekend taking drunk drivers off the streets as part of the annual checkstop season.
Groups make annual plea for city cash

Groups make annual plea for city cash

The first year featuring a new way for calculating the budget requests of different community groups has run into some growing pains.
Zumba fundraiser aims to help victims of domestic violence

Zumba fundraiser aims to help victims of domestic violence

When Jessica Martel died, help came too late. The 26-year-old mother of three was beaten and strangled to death at her Morinville home by her husband in 2009.
Punishment pending for peewee player

Punishment pending for peewee player

A pre-teen hockey player remains suspended from play after allegedly lambasting two teammates with racist and anti-Semitic comments. Two sets of parents filed complaints with the St.
Add glitz and glam to your Christmas decor

Add glitz and glam to your Christmas decor

All that glitters may not be gold, but it sure is Christmassy. And while red and green are traditional, they aren’t the only seasonal colours to be found on trees this year.
Hampers and buses at the ready for another campaign

Hampers and buses at the ready for another campaign

There are Santa’s helpers, and then there’s the Kinette Club of St. Albert – true Christmas elves who provide a festive holiday for less fortunate St.
City communication systems restored

City communication systems restored

Phone service, as well as Internet and email, is back up and running after a day-long outage Friday. According to a release from the city, network access was restored to satellite buildings at approximately 6:15 p.m. Friday night.
Swan missing, presumed dead

Swan missing, presumed dead

The tundra swan stranded on Big Lake may have met a grisly end, say local observers. St. Albert river watchers spotted an adult tundra swan wandering around a small patch of open water on Big Lake earlier this month.
Preventing falls a key to seniors' health

Preventing falls a key to seniors' health

It’s a slip on ice, a stumble over a cord, or a trip from the top of a ladder – falls are common inside and around the house, and often hit hardest for seniors. Nov.
Cocaine dealer off to prison

Cocaine dealer off to prison

A St. Albert cocaine dealer who was caught in the act by RCMP will spend the next 30 months in a federal penitentiary. Michael Royal Dickson, 31, pleaded guilty last month to drug trafficking and obstructing police.
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