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Cultivate your front yard

Cultivate your front yard

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.
Crowded house to be vacated Monday – landlord

Crowded house to be vacated Monday – landlord

If all goes according to plan, all the occupants of an overcrowded house at 3 Gould Place will have moved out as of Monday.
Library program looks to make a splash

Library program looks to make a splash

If you can’t make it to the Great Barrier Reef, then the St. Albert Public Library can bring the Great Barrier Reef to you.
Move outside for the summer

Move outside for the summer

Outdoor living has been revolutionized in recent years, as the patio has become an extension of the house itself. It’s time to move summer entertaining outside, and new lines of furniture and barbecues make everything more comfortable.
City extends a helping hand

City extends a helping hand

The community of St. Albert is doing what it can to help southern Alberta municipalities recover from last month’s horrific flooding.
Local teens learn to soar on their own

Local teens learn to soar on their own

The kids these days … all they talk about is community and volunteerism and working to make the world a better and more interesting place. Huh? It's true, representatives of Soaring explain.
Inventor taps into mothering instinct

Inventor taps into mothering instinct

Functional, functional, functional – Mariela Wilhelm cannot say it enough but she just likes inventing products that have more than one purpose. The owner of Uchi Ltd., walks through her St.
Idle building springs back to life

Idle building springs back to life

The steel skeleton of a partially-completed building that has stood idle for more than four years in Campbell Business Park will soon house eight units of professional office space and possibly a gym.
Scientist taps into crowdfunding movement

Scientist taps into crowdfunding movement

Barry Barclay has been working to keep a promise for the past 35 years, a promise he made to his first wife Glenna as she lay dying in her hospital bed.
Morinville remembers model citizen

Morinville remembers model citizen

It’s tough for those who didn’t know Mayor Paul Krauskopf to picture him as a jolly pirate tri-clops.
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