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Bong shop bylaws pass

Bong shop bylaws pass

Shops associated with drug paraphernalia in St. Albert will now have to frost their windows and abide by a list of restricted items if they want to hang onto their business licences.
Morinville man pulled over doing more than 200 km/h

Morinville man pulled over doing more than 200 km/h

A Morinville man has been charged with dangerous driving after he was caught driving 215 kilometres an hour on Friday morning. A Leduc RCMP member pulled over a black, 2010 Chevrolet Camaro about 7:30 a.m.
St. Albert schools get provincial honours

St. Albert schools get provincial honours

Two St. Albert schools have won national honours for their efforts to integrate special needs children into the classroom. Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools board announced Monday that J.J. Nearing Catholic Elementary and Richard S.
Getting set for Strikes 4

Getting set for Strikes 4

Organizers behind the city’s premiere bowling for charity event have set the date for its fourth annual outing. Strikes for Cancer 2012 will take place on May 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Founder Jaden Babiuk is eagerly looking forward to the fun.
Candidates weigh in on St. Albert transit project

Candidates weigh in on St. Albert transit project

With a provincial election campaign underway, the Gazette plans to provide coverage through a variety of means, including question-and-answer segments with local candidates. This week we ask candidates about their positions on funding for St.
Adopt A Pet

Adopt A Pet

I’m a two-and-a-half-year-old Lab-hound cross with a nice black coat and 45 pounds to hug. I’m house and crate-trained and I travel well in the car. I’m also good with toddlers and kids.
VASA, city ink Hemingway deal

VASA, city ink Hemingway deal

The gallery in city council chambers erupted with applause Monday evening when councillors gave their unanimous support to a lease agreement with the Visual Arts Studio Association (VASA) for use of the Hemingway Centre.
Eat, drink, stink it's garlic month

Eat, drink, stink … it's garlic month

Eat, drink, stink. Three words that can only mean one thing: it’s garlic festival month. For 21 years the Sorrentino’s restaurant group, including its St.
Candidates have polarized opinions on need for new power line

Candidates have polarized opinions on need for new power line

The Heartland power line would cut right through the Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater riding and candidates in that race say residents have been letting them know they are concerned about the need and costs.
Spruce Grove-St. Albert hopefuls debate true cost of power

Spruce Grove-St. Albert hopefuls debate true cost of power

With power bills hitting their highest levels earlier this year, electricity has been a big part of the election debate, but Spruce Grove-St. Albert candidates disagree on how to hold back the spikes.
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