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Another local postal carrier is facing charges of mail theft. Nisar Fatima Rizvi was scheduled to make her first appearance on Monday at the St. Albert courthouse, but sent instructions through a lawyer asking the case be postponed until Sept. 12.

County council has given a gravel company another five years to finish mining a decades-old gravel pit near Villeneuve, along with a stern message to hurry up. Council voted 4-3 in support of a motion from Couns.

A woman charged with a $122,000 theft from a local restaurant made her first court appearance Monday. Carola Lynn Cameron made her first appearance in person Monday on charges of theft and fraud.

Classrooms and the principal’s office are in three different makeshift locations, but nonetheless, non-faith based classrooms will open Sept. 1 in the new Morinville Public Elementary School.

City council will try writing a column in the local newspaper every second month in an effort to communicate more directly with citizens.

Vital Grandin School’s new playground officially opened Monday and it is a swinging success.

It looked as if there was a carnival at St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village Saturday, but in fact, the festival was a charity event in disguise as 40 youngsters got some new gear in time for the new school year.

They say lightning doesn’t strike the same place twice, but for Kelly Hill, it sure felt that way. The St.

A smoke shop owner in St. Albert believes a development officer’s decision to require an alteration to his exterior sign was politically motivated.

Riel deadline extended St. Albert now has three more years to clean up a leaky landfill in Riel Park.