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Re: ‘Sanctity of marriage must be protected,' Aug. 25 Gazette: According to Richard Nobert, it is God's will for only heterosexual couples to get married.

Re: ‘Sanctity of marriage must be protected,' Aug. 25 Gazette: I wondered if possibly Richard Nobert has been asleep for the last couple of decades, so I thought I would bring him up to speed on some developments that have occurred. 1.

The St. Albert Taxpayers Association has received some harsh criticism lately, particularly the accusation that it opposes everything the city tries to do and is only interested in cutting the budget.

Re: ‘Sanctity of marriage must be protected,' Aug.

Re: ‘Enjoy Centre brings mixture of fear, excitement for Hole family,' Aug. 18 Gazette: I am impressed by a local business that seems to me to have a true regional vision of St.

I would like to thank the city for the beautiful new pathway around the west side of city hall, and for making it possible for all the local merchants to have beautiful flower arrangements downtown.

The way council is choosing to do land use planning in this city is clearly broken. The latest demonstration of that is the proposed Habitat for Humanity development on 70 Arlington Dr. no longer must be in a cul-de-sac formation.

As a lifelong pedestrian, (I don't have nor intend to get my driver's license) I strive to always be aware of my surroundings, especially when crossing the road.

On July 19 I was returning home on a driving trip to St. Albert from Kamloops, B.C. We were taking turns driving and stopped in Nordegg to fill up with gas.

Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to choose all six candidates for city council. On Oct. 18: 1. Think about what is important to you, as a resident of St. Albert (i.e. taxes, utilities, downtown redevelopment, green space, etc.); and, 2.