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Drive a car, help a student

Drive a car, help a student

Parents can help a local elementary school raise cash for kids next week by test-driving a new car. The Sir Alexander Mackenzie (SAM) school fundraising society is holding its third annual family barbecue next Wednesday.
Study suggests feeders might cause more bird deaths

Study suggests feeders might cause more bird deaths

Up to 22 million birds die from smacking into Canadian homes a year, suggests a new study, and bird feeders may be partially to blame. University of Alberta biologist Erin Bayne published a study on bird collisions in Wildlife Research last week.
Mob hits local store with cash

Mob hits local store … with cash

Jody Reekie said in the 12 years that she has owned Modern Eyes Gallery and Gift many of her first-time customers thought she sold glasses.
Fingler wins Morinville byelection

Fingler wins Morinville byelection

A lifelong Morinville resident has squeaked out a win to become the town's newest councillor. Sheldon Fingler was declared the winner of the 2012 Morinville council byelection at around 9 p.m. Thursday.
Wild St. Albert - Noisy neighbours always welcome

Wild St. Albert - Noisy neighbours always welcome

When I moved into my new neighbourhood this summer, I was worried that I wouldn't have any friends. So I was overjoyed when on my first day in the new place the local welcoming committee woke me up at 5 a.m.
City set to clean up

City set to clean up

St. Albert should be squeaky clean this weekend as hundreds of people scrub it of trash as part of the region's first-ever city-wide cleanup. Scores of city residents are expected to head out into their neighbourhoods this Sept.
Don't go nuts over nuts, says expert

Don't go nuts over nuts, says expert

When you have a severe nut and peanut allergy, making Nutella probably isn't a good idea. Unfortunately, says St. Albert's Jennifer Duggan, she only found out about her allergy after she'd started brewing up a batch of it about two years ago.
Court Briefs

Court Briefs

A string of driving offences netted a 30-day jail sentence for Daniel M. McDermott, who pleaded guilty in St. Albert Provincial Court Wednesday to operating an unregistered motor vehicle. On May 21 a St.
Seniors embracing computer technology

Seniors embracing computer technology

Computer literacy, surfing the net, using social media like Facebook and Twitter, and uploading photos from camera to computer: these are hot-ticket classes at the library this fall and winter, and while the programs are free to all adults with a lib
Kingswood developer doesn't want teenage neighbours

Kingswood developer doesn't want teenage neighbours

Mayor Nolan Crouse didn’t hold back Monday night in sharing his thoughts on Canterra’s refusal to allow a high school to be built in Kingswood.
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