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A victory plan for Valentine’s Day

A victory plan for Valentine’s Day

Let’s face it. Valentine’s Day puts a lot of pressure on guys. If you’re in a relationship, the card, flower and chocolate companies tell you that you had better come to your sweetheart’s door bearing gifts on Feb. 14.
Numb Bums set to ride

Numb Bums set to ride

Local motorheads are gearing up this week for the 25th edition of the world's longest, coldest ice race – one that will surely leave many racers with numb bums.
County inks agreement with St. Albert

County inks agreement with St. Albert

County council signed off on a symbolic deal with St. Albert this week about how to manage its borderlands with the city – a deal that could eventually see those lands become part of St. Albert.
The other end of 911

The other end of 911

You only hear them when you have no one else to call, when no one else can help you. "911. Police, fire or ambulance?" says the distant voice on the other end of the telephone line. Laura Fuoco is one of those voices.
Driving business expansion

Driving business expansion

What will happen to St. Albert Trail when Ray Gibbon Drive becomes a true bypass? A study prepared last year suggests that retailers along the trail may face some challenges once the expressway is complete.
Community builder

Community builder

Stringbeans on the side, if you please. No, this is not a restaurant order.
China lifts console ban ... somewhat

China lifts console ban ... somewhat

Twitter, Facebook, GoogleDocs, YouTube. All are banned and blocked in mainland China. But there’s hope: in January, a 14-year ban on gaming consoles was lifted. Shocked? I was.
Firefighters surpass fundraising goal

Firefighters surpass fundraising goal

With just one week left in the annual fundraising campaign to find a cure for muscular dystrophy, St. Albert firefighters have already exceeded their $40,000 goal. Greg Harvey, spokesperson for St.
Morinville budget dips into the red

Morinville budget dips into the red

Morinville residents may have to pay $75 more in taxes this year if council passes this year's budget – a budget that features a shortfall of almost $1.2 million.
Grant helps hospital help babies

Grant helps hospital help babies

Don’t expect black and white bears when the Sturgeon Community Hospital acquires its new Panda transport warmer unit. You can expect happier babies, however. The Panda is an important facet of newborn care at the facility.
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