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I just wanted to take the time to educate the teenagers of St. Albert who have too much time on their hands and not enough things to do.

I read with interest the story on cycling in St. Albert published on Aug. 7. I agree with Nolan Crouse on the part about how the arterials are not designed for cyclists. One has to remember, that these routes were not designed with cyclists in mind.

Lynda Flannery, president of the St. Albert Taxpayers Association (SATA), is an enigmatic figure. On one hand, she exudes energy and sincerity in her crusade to prevent municipal tax rates from rising beyond some arbitrary figure.

Prior to our recent residency in the fine city of St. Albert, we lived in Fort McMurray, now referred to as Wood Buffalo.

An estimated 20 per cent of Canadian couples experience some form of infertility. Couples that want to adopt a newborn wait at least eight years to do so. A Facebook campaign was just launched this past week.

I am a proud cab driver in this city. I love this city. I notice every change of every traffic light and every new — everything. But, I also know how people in St. Albert adapt to the changes. St.

When so-called ‘human rights' are wrong, we have a duty to protect what is right from wrong. It's the widely held opinion of most Canadians that all marriages should be happy and gay, but that none should be homosexual.

A disturbing trend is brewing just outside the St. Albert Farmers’ Market at the corner of Perron and St. Anne. From Cam McKay and the St.

I shuddered when I read Coun. Carol Watamaniuk refer to $260,000 as a bargain to purchase statues we don’t need. We do have a food bank and homeless people. Priorities, folks. Evelyn Ferguson, St. Albert

Re: “Rolling out the bin,” (St. Albert Gazette, July 31) I read this article with great interest as I am all ready conscientious about the amount of waste my family produces.