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Teens pay attention to distracted driving

Teens pay attention to distracted driving

Distracted drivers along St. Albert Trail may have had their illegal habit recorded for posterity early Tuesday. Students from St.
Community copes with boy's death

Community copes with boy's death

Flags are flying at half mast at Catholic schools in St. Albert, Morinville and Legal this week, in memory of a life cut short. Thomas Wedman, a Grade 2 student at Ă©cole Marie Poburan died Friday after being struck by a school bus while he was on his way to school. “This has been incredibly sobering news about the whole reality of student safety of walking to school,” said David Keohane, superintendent of Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools.
Mourning St. Albert father thanks community

Mourning St. Albert father thanks community

The father of a boy killed by a school bus on Friday is thanking the community for its outpouring of support. “People shouldn't be strangers. Our door is open for people to say their condolences and for any friends that have been keeping their distance out of respect and privacy,” said Jeff Wedman in an interview on Monday.
A setback

A setback

My first two games have revealed that my quickness and speed are lagging behind the other aspects of my conditioning.
City construction work on track for completion

City construction work on track for completion

Most city construction projects are expected to be completed this year instead of carrying over in 2014. “The outlook is a lot better than it was last year,” said Sue Howard, capital projects manager for the City of St. Albert. After rain caused delays in 2012 the list for 2013 was longer than planned.
City council candidates talk long-term planning

City council candidates talk long-term planning

This week, the Gazette asked the city mayor and councillor candidates to relay their thoughts regarding long-term city planning in St. Albert.
Mountain bike skills park rides again

Mountain bike skills park rides again

Two new sites are on the table for a mountain bike skills park. Public feedback will be sought for both sites, one in Gloucester Park and the other along Riel Drive.
Unique time in Catholic education: candidate

Unique time in Catholic education: candidate

A candidate for the Greater St. Albert Catholic School District board of trustees’ election says he feels it’s a very interesting time to get a seat at the table. Vince Schiller, a parent of seven children, moved to St.
GoodLife Fitness to open in spring, along with other stores

GoodLife Fitness to open in spring, along with other stores

A number of new businesses on the trail are expected to open their doors to customers in the spring of 2014. Curtis Friesen, associate with Avison Young said 525 St. Albert Trail will be an exciting new site for local shoppers. The 4.
Smoke shop owner in trouble with police

Smoke shop owner in trouble with police

The owner of a local smoke shop has run into some legal trouble in the Wetaskiwin area.
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