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It’s the fear of walking across the street, the broken homes in her street and the empty needles she finds in the park that make Cassidy Wallis feel like she needs to move if she wants to feel safe … safe for her own sake and that of her

One of the city's newest service clubs is also its youngest. A group of teenagers at St. Albert Catholic High School has formed a Rotary Club for youth called Interact.

The future of St. Albert’s Youth Community Centre hangs on whether or not its budget request for 2013 is approved by council. The centre has submitted a business case asking for $175,000 in funding.

Residents of St. Albert who have something to say about anything can probably find an open house this month to share their thoughts or concerns.

This November marks the first anniversary of the opening of the northwest leg of Anthony Henday Drive, which skirts St. Albert’s southern border.

Bring in the young, keep the eldest and get out the best kept secret in town. That’s the philosophy of Val Niblock, who was just appointed the new executive director of the St. Albert 50+ Club.

A local vice-principal spent a chilly night on his school’s roof thanks to his students’ fundraising efforts.

The city is throwing in the towel in its long-running battle with a local developer to build a French high school in Kingswood.

It was a near sell-out crowd last weekend at the Enjoy Centre as almost 1,000 people turned out for a festival of local food. About 933 people came to the Enjoy Centre last Oct. 27 for the first annual Sturgeon Valley Food and Wine Festival.

The reasons why several plans approved by council for St. Albert Transit haven’t yet been completed will be discussed during budget deliberations.