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It is the Year of the Rabbit, a fitting time for a unique duo of Edmonton-based artists to take the symbol of a hare and morph it into a shrine for art fiends and musical theatre gluttons.

Brian Ferguson doesn't get back to St. Albert much these days but he still holds the city in his heart. The 50-year-old has three young children to keep his hands full. "The idea of flying the whole family is daunting as anything," he laughed.

When Kimberly Smith starts talking about warm glass, I start to wonder whether or not it’s actually hot enough for her to mould and sculpt designs. Then she tells me it means kiln-fired glass still cooking at 1,400 to 1,700 C.

Sharon Pattison remembers when the only venue the Morinville Art Club had to show off its stuff in town was the Musée Morinville Museum. That was actually only little more than a month ago.

Richard Plain wants to reassure everyone the roses are doing just fine after the hard rain and fast winds from the storms of the last several days. “Most of the roses … are pretty sturdy,” he stated.

Some teachers just don't care. For example, there's Elizabeth (Cameron Diaz). She's foul-mouthed, ruthless and inappropriate. She drinks, gets high and can't wait to marry her meal ticket and get out of her bogus day job.

It's a sad statement that I was excited to watch this movie after last week's disastrous viewing of Bad Teacher, but that's the truth. I was excited to watch anything after that.

There’s a picture of Art in the window so I assume that ‘Ron Dezvous’ must be somewhere inside. Alas, the puns only go so far.

The producer of a local festival is encouraging people to learn the value of exploring their own culture by stepping into the past instead of travelling for their vacations.

Gray clouds cover the sky as a softly glowing sun gently sets behind the trees at Hawrelak Park.