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Dec. 5 is International Volunteer Day, a day for the whole world to recognize the valuable contribution volunteers make each day. Volunteer and make an impact in your community. The St.

Alberta Health Services is reporting a small outbreak of chicken pox at a local school. There have been nine confirmed cases of the pesky virus at Leo Nickerson over the last few weeks, which is enough to raise some concerns at the school.

Below are some of the motions that were decided during the budget deliberations on Tuesday and Thursday evenings: • Add $350,000 to the municipal capital budget for a functional alignment study to bring LRT from south St. Albert to north St.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crime: Break-in to hair salon On Wednesday, Nov. 23, between 6 p.m. and 5:20 a.m.

Dr. Nizar Saab doesn’t start work at The Chiro Clinic until Monday, but he’s already got a good head start on how to help his clients get healthy and stay that way.

A 26-year-old man is being held in custody following a string of broken windows in the Grandin area. Adam Troy Ridell, 26 is facing nine counts of mischief and will make his first court appearance on Monday in St. Albert.

Dar Schwanbeck can’t understand why councillors have slashed his agency’s funding in half for 2012 when he says there is so much more they could do that would benefit St. Albert’s economic base.

The RCMP will be getting one more sergeant and the city one more speed-on-green camera despite a hard push from administration for councillors to rethink their decisions.

Grey is in. Pink is out – at least it's out in St. Albert's latest crop of showhomes where the walls are predominantly grey or charcoal coloured, the trim is white and the floors are dark brown.

A W.D. Cuts teacher has been disciplined after parents complained about a sexually suggestive video shown to a Grade 7 class. Media reports suggest that a parent complained to the principal of W.D.