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Sometimes a poet creates a piece she thinks is no larger than a pebble until it picks up momentum and gains a life of its own. Local poet Sandra Mooney-Ellerbeck was caught off guard when her poem Imprints won tickets to An Evening With Dr.

Two adult brothers, both with severe autism, are putting the finishing touches on an exhibit of their work to prove their substantial artistic merits.

Sevin likes long walks in the park. He also loves people. He likes to learn new things as he is very smart and catches on quickly. His size makes him a bit of a hazard around smaller children but he is sweet and kind.

Not only do I have a major concern about any proposed school taking away part or all of Eldorado Park, as I stated in a previous letter, but I am also concerned about the ever increasing volume of traffic on my street, Eldorado Drive.

Fall fashions are in and the old upright pianos are back in style. So get your groove on and get ready to tickle the ivories – with a twist. During StArts Fest at the end of September three custom-designed pianos will be spread throughout St.

Once again the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra is prepped to renew its 19th annual Labour Day weekend tradition.

For a place so small and poor, Jamaica’s reach into world cuisine is extensive. The influence of its rich and spicy dishes has now touched the St. Albert Farmers’ Market.

When you consider all the elements a gardener balances while growing a champion bloom – weeds, bugs, rain, hail and sun – it’s a wonder most keep at it.

Are you an Elvis fan that lives, drinks, eats and sleeps the King, but a trip to Graceland is missing from your calendar? Then check out the Blue Suede Music Festival at Busby, an annual celebration of Elvis’ life and music.

The St. Albert Public Library just made a major acquisition of music albums, movies, TV shows and audiobooks, but none of it can be found on the facility’s shelves in St. Albert Place.