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New community planned for Sturgeon County

New community planned for Sturgeon County

A new 153-acre neighbourhood will soon be under construction on the edge of St. Albert.
Almost one in five children not ready for kindergarten

Almost one in five children not ready for kindergarten

About 80 per cent of local kids have the skills they need for school, says new data from a provincial report, but almost one in five are struggling to get through kindergarten.
Public speaking group toasts 35th anniversary

Public speaking group toasts 35th anniversary

A group of expert speakers celebrated their club’s 35th anniversary last week.
Court Briefs

Court Briefs

A man who allegedly set fire to his home last year is set to plead in provincial court in coming weeks. Jabbar Jahanroshan has been charged with one count of arson for fraudulent purposes.
Dog leashing rules one step closer to reality

Dog leashing rules one step closer to reality

Coun. Cathy Heron has a heavy heart, and she took to Facebook to make her feelings known.
City takes precaution in case of weekend flooding

City takes precaution in case of weekend flooding

Although city officials don’t expect an unusual amount of rain or melting snow over the weekend, sandbags have been stockpiled just in case. Leah Kongsrude, manager of community sustainability with the City of St.
Hall of famer to pump up marathon athletes

Hall of famer to pump up marathon athletes

With less than 24 hours to race day, most athletes dashing in the RunWild Marathon will have their bodies primed and ready to go. Those that need some mind motivation however, can check out a pre-race event this evening where St.
Local realtor earns association honour

Local realtor earns association honour

The Realtors Association of Edmonton presented St. Albert’s Lynne Pipella with a Life Membership Award earlier this month.
Liberton bike park officially dead

Liberton bike park officially dead

Liberton Park will not be the site of a new mountain bike skills park, which goes back to the drawing board with both of its proposed locations officially denied by city council.
Stores hope their walls get torn down

Stores hope their walls get torn down

Two local grocery stores are starting a fight against hunger Thursday. The War on Hunger is a new event at both of the city’s Save-On-Foods branches. Designed to benefit the St.
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