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A second part of Coal Mine Road will be closed to traffic for good later this month. City council passed a bylaw July 2 following a public hearing.

One local woman is hoping that people will seal the deal on supporting her fundraiser for Transitions, plus they’ll get some nifty food storage out of it.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: Mischief at the legion Between 12 a.m. and 4 a.m. on June 25, unknown person(s) caused damage to the front door of the St.

Seniors are big news and they’re only getting bigger. It is estimated that one in five Albertans will be 65 or older by the year 2031.

One well-known local painter is encouraging other artists to heed her warning after almost getting taken by a growing art scam recently. Bev Bunker said that people must exercise caution, especially in the age of modern communications.

Using his fists for retaliation has netted a veteran firefighter a life ban from Servus Credit Union Place. Eric Takacs of Edmonton pleaded guilty to assault in late April and received his sentence in St. Albert court on Monday.

A St. Albert artist’s recent brush with fraud is, sadly, not uncommon. Fraud continues to target local residents from all walks of life, but fraudsters seem particularly interested in targeting seniors.

The City of St. Albert and its partners are reminding homeowners, businesses and anyone proud of the hard work they’ve done in their yards to get involved with Cultivate Your Front Yard.

St. Albert-based Johnston Builders recently moved down the street from their former office located at 370 Carleton Drive in Campbell Business Park.

The City of St. Albert is seeking entries to its second annual Cultivate Your Front Yard contest. “This is a way to honour the residents and businesses of St.