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I’m a Taurus. When I was a preteen that meant something to me. I would read horoscopes religiously looking for clues about who I was and what the future might bring. Mostly I wanted to know if the boy of my dreams had a crush on me.

Well, here I am, I’ve closed out my third week of training and have arrived at the eve of the season’s first game. I’ve done all the work I can to be prepared for this first ice session.

Two mayoral candidates and 16 councillor candidates will vie for spots at the St. Albert council table.

As nomination day approaches, municipal election candidates are gearing up and getting the information they need to run their campaigns.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: On Sept. 15, at approximately 10 p.m.

A volunteer track and field official has decided to enter a different kind of race and run for council. John Goldsmith, 72, is rounding out the field of councillor candidates in St. Albert.

Making the most with the least amount of money worked out for the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce. The organization celebrated the grand opening of its renovated office on Wednesday evening.

Kent Rathwell pulls up to Peavey Mart in Red Deer in his Tesla Model S performance car, parks in the big green parking spot at the front doors and plugs his car in to charge for free.

A local charity organization considers filling a void left by the closure of the St. Albert Youth Community Centre. Peter Kim, pastor with the St. Albert Salvation Army, said it’s still too early to make final commitments.

While working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for Doctors Without Borders, John Paul Morgan couldn’t ignore the effect the daily toil that hauling water and milling flour had on the bodies of the people he was helping.