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The directors of two St. Albert agencies that serve Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) say they are in limbo.

In the seven minutes it takes to make Kraft Dinner or take a shower, you can reap the benefits of a 30-minute run. At least, that’s what one new workout trend is promoting.

The kids at Leo Nickerson Elementary went absolutely bonkers during a special assembly last Tuesday.

Have you heard? St. Albert Trail is in need of higher standards. Also, the Trail looks junky and cluttered. And that’s just what is being said at a city council meeting about this community’s main street. The St.

The congregation of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church may have lost their home, but they haven’t lost each other.

Sturgeon County officially has a mayor’s race now that Don Rigney has said he’ll run for a third term in office this fall.

Imagine a tree that looks more like a poodle than a juniper. A Sea-Green Juniper has big round balls like a carefully trimmed poodle, and indeed, the needles are shaved to give it its shape.

Some Erin Ridge residents are concerned building a high school nearby could resurrect a years-old fight over parking on Erin Ridge Drive. The city announced Monday a francophone high school awarded by the province would be built on Eldorado.

Tim Osborne, who ran as a candidate for the Alberta Party in last year’s provincial election, has jumped into the council race. Osborne announced Wednesday that he will be running for a spot on city council in October.

“Wheels coming off in midlife” was how one St. Albert man described his recent dealings with the law. Michael Anthony Moss appeared in St. Albert court on Monday via closed-circuit television (CCTV) from the Edmonton Remand Centre.