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A St. Albert resident and Gazette columnist is now commanding officer of HMCS Nonsuch after a change-of-command ceremony in Edmonton Saturday. Lt.-Cmdr. Tim Cusack, a local resident and columnist for the St.

It's business as usual at Hole's Enjoy Centre after unsecured creditors approved a financial restructuring proposal Tuesday. The proposal by Hole's Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd. postpones payments to the creditors.

Morinville needs a new arena. The current one is literally rotting away despite last fall's $300,000 emergency repair job, and is likely on its last legs. Town council put $100,000 into its last budget to design a replacement for it.

About eight out of 10 St. Albert residents oppose Edmonton having a veto at the Capital Region Board, suggests a new survey, but a local scholar says there are few real alternatives to it.

Ever heard of Sir George Simpson Elementary School? Probably not, unless you were a student there when it changed names to Robert Rundle almost 50 years ago.

A veteran of the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Division said her campaign in this election is about her experience, her affinity for the work and her love of kids.

A group of local residents believes St. Albert needs more palliative care options so it’s forming a committee to do something about it. There are currently no palliative care options in St. Albert except for one bed in the Youville Home.

An active community volunteer and parent has thrown her hat into the ring for the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Board election.

The St. Albert Public Library is now offering its patrons a way to keep track of their footsteps, thanks to a new program. You can now pick up a pedometer the next time you stop by to get a couple of books, some CDs and a movie.

There was a time a few summers ago when I was mystified by a mysterious, dark-eyed beauty. It all started when I heard this fantastically loud, musical, trilling song near my house.