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This is in reply to Alan Murdock’s letter “Visual arts centre talks have been in consultation with city, groups” (Gazette, July 28).

Fellow citizens of St Albert, I wish you to ask yourself two questions: is the City of St.

In response to the comments made in “Harper trying to protect our privacy,” (St.

What is a “win-win” in relation to 70 Arlington Dr.? In the eyes of the residents of Akinsdale, this ranges anywhere from a full park or a school or a church or even a few duplexes running parallel to Arlington Drive.

Available in communities similar to St. Albert are single level duplex and some apartments newly built for the over 55 group that make less than $40,000 per year. The units are purchased for around $150,000/$170,000.

In response to Alan Murdock's attack on the St. Albert Taxpayers Association. The St.

A heartfelt thank you to Haying in the 30's Three years ago my husband was diagnosed with lung cancer. The doctors told us they could remove the tumour and we thought our lives would return to normal.

I find Dr. Alan Murdock's commentary in Saturday's St. Albert Gazette highly offensive, to say the least. I belong to this "merry band of citizens" in St. Albert like the vast majority of this community.

Re: Is the sky really falling?, by Alan Murdock.

Being a tax-paying community member of this great city of St. Albert, I would like to throw in my two bits about St. Albert’s Arts and Heritage Foundation.