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For one Edmonton lifestyle magazine, a few St. Albertans are tops in their book. The latest edition of Avenue magazine's Top 40 Under 40 list just came out and it features prominent local residents Josh Classen, James Dean and Robert McLeod.

Monday marks one of the most important days in the municipal calendar: that's when the city's 2012 budget will be made public.

When Edmonton author Rick Lauber stopped by the St. Albert Senior Citizens’ Club on Thursday afternoon, he brought with him a message for those who have before them the prospect of taking care of the elderly.

The St. Albert branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is gearing up for its annual poppy drive. The Poppy Campaign officially started yesterday and runs until Nov. 11.

To go out or not to go out is the perennial question, which sooner or later every junior high-aged student must face.

Wild Rose Elementary School’s usual early-morning assembly was interrupted Friday and not a person was upset by the intrusion.

If you only got 10 or 15 little goblins at your door last Halloween, maybe you have to add a ghoul or two or perhaps a coffin to your outdoor landscaping scheme.

City residents are struggling to get health services because the Handibus won't take them into Edmonton, says a citizens' forum. About 35 people gathered at St. Albert Place Wednesday afternoon for a public forum on St. Albert's Handibus service.

Sturgeon County might be interested in exploring joint servicing of lands between its boundaries and St. Albert’s, but it hasn’t done its homework yet. Both Sturgeon and St.

While city council has given the go-ahead to pursue planning for the proposed 1,500-stall south transit centre/park and ride, which could become the terminus for Edmonton's northwest light rail transit (LRT) line, the city still has several challenge