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Police have now released a composite sketch of one of four men alleged to have robbed two teens last weekend. The two teens were approached by four men near the Solo Liquor store, near St.

The St. Albert RCMP is warning the public about a computer scam that appears to be targeting the city. The scam has appeared in other Canadian provinces before. Callers phone a home, say they are with Microsoft and ask to access a computer remotely.

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A Legal student is now the face of 4-H in Alberta after winning the group’s prestigious Premier’s Award earlier this year.

Financial woes are a reality for the vast majority of Albertans according to a recent poll that shows nearly three in four Albertans are in debt.

Morinville parents struggled to come to grips with their new reality this week in wake of last week's decision to transfer Georges P. Vanier Elementary School to the Sturgeon School Division. Education Minister Jeff Johnson proclaimed the St. Albert and Sturgeon Valley School Districts Establishment Act into law last Friday. The law transfers ownership of Georges P. Vanier to Sturgeon from the St. Albert Catholic board as of July 1.

St. Albert disabled persons advocate Velvet Martin recently earned an award usually reserved just for Edmontonians.

After 10 years of supporting the causes of municipalities of all sizes across the country, St. Albert Coun. Len Bracko has decided to make way for someone else on the board of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).

Jean Wichowski has lived by Morinville's Sunnydale Park for decades. To hear her describe it, it's less a park and more of a drag strip.

Former Spruce Grove teacher Robert John Paolinelli will have to wait until June 20 to learn his fate after admitting having a sexual encounter with a minor.