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Stealing from multiple employers last year has landed a St. Albert woman behind bars for two years. Carola Lynn Cameron, 47, admitted in St. Albert Provincial Court Monday to stealing roughly $138,000 from three employers in 2011.

St. Albert Transit is resuming its regular scheduled operation for all commuter and local routes. Heavy snowfall Wednesday had forced the transit service to make some changes to its commuter routes. But in a press release issued at 4:30 p.m.

St. Albert’s downtown, including the beautiful and historic Perron District, is not only in the heart of the city – it IS the heart of the city.

With soap and water splashing across the room, Ashley Janes made a smart decision to wear a yellow, plastic apron on a recent Tuesday morning.

So far, the St. Albert Kinettes are pleased with how well things are going with their annual Christmas hamper campaign, especially after last weekend’s bountiful Fill-a-Bus event.

If city council is going to meet earlier in the day, it needs to re-evaluate whether or not councillors are considered full-time or part-time.

A local thermographic technician is not worried about losing her patients. She only hopes that new ones check their sources.

A Christmas tree, if chosen correctly, will act as a vibrant centrepiece for the joyous holiday season. If chosen incorrectly, however, the tree won't stand a chance — or stand at all.

Morinville town council plans to rethink its budget plans next February in order to head off a future fiscal crunch. Council voted 5-1 last week in favour of a motion from Coun.

Trees, parks, arenas and digital message signs all got the axe last week as Morinville council tweaked the town's 2013 budget. Council voted unanimously in favour of second reading for the 2013 budget last Nov. 27 after cutting $300,000 from it.