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Legal's leaders loomed large this week as artists unveiled a mural dedicated to famous local politicians. Guests gathered at the Legal Cultural Centre Monday evening for their first look at the town's 35th mural.

There is good news if your son or daughter has the need to read during spring break. The St. Albert Public Library is cracking the spine on its newest reading game this Friday.

Unseasonably high snowfall and a prolonged spring will wreak havoc with St. Albert's streets and sidewalks, say city maintenance officials.

A number of delayed reports are a sign the city's administration is understaffed and overworked, said Mayor Nolan Crouse. Administration asked for more time for three separate reports that were due at the end of March.

The city will not explore private contracting of its garbage collection. Council declined to support a motion by Coun. Cam MacKay to seek price quotes from private contractors.

Cathy Heron is a woman. As a St. Albert city council candidate, Heron drew a lot of criticism for stating that obvious fact at a public forum.

I'm Ruby and I'm a lovely, young spayed female white dilute torti cat. I'm around 10 to 12 months old. My coat is medium length and I have a very fluffy tail.

Students and parents now have access to a unique web-based program used by St. Albert Protestant Schools that provides an easier and more consistent way of locating resources at their school libraries.

A federal election is all but certain now that federal opposition parties have vowed to vote down Tuesday's budget. Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled his sixth budget in the House of Commons Tuesday.

Mark Twitchell's ex-wife took the stand Monday morning, as the St. Albert man's trial on charges of first-degree murder continued into its second week.