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Construction slowed by rain

Construction slowed by rain

Rain has slowed some of the city's construction projects over the first part of the season but city officials say they hope to catch up with the increasingly drier weather.
Mayoral candidate steps forward

Mayoral candidate steps forward

It's officially a race for the mayor's chair after an Akinsdale resident said she's ready to challenge for the top job. Shelley Biermanski, a 21-year resident of St.
Foods created out of love

Foods created out of love

One new St. Albert Farmers’ Market vendor discovered that motherhood has a way of changing the direction of a person’s life in unexpected ways.
Helping homeless go Homeward

Helping homeless go Homeward

St. Albert's homeless population can have a new place to call home, if they want the chance.
Morinville chamber gets tourism boost

Morinville chamber gets tourism boost

The Morinville and District Chamber of Commerce is hoping to bring more tourists and their dollars to the community with the help of a $70,000 provincial grant.
Apollo not willing to take risk on Arlington Drive

Apollo not willing to take risk on Arlington Drive

The owner of Apollo Developments said risk was the major reason his company backed out of an affordable housing proposal with Habitat for Humanity for 70 Arlington Dr.
Morinville cash for wine, dogs, and rocks

Morinville cash for wine, dogs, and rocks

Morinville groups will enjoy wine, rocks and doggie drag racing thanks to a recent round of community grants. Morinville town council announced this week it would award about $15,000 to seven community groups through its community grants program.
Horrific crash kills one on Highway 28

Horrific crash kills one on Highway 28

A young woman was killed Monday night in a horrific crash on Highway 28. The woman was driving a Mazda SUV with two young children in the backseat on secondary highway 642, crossing Highway 28 when it collided with a southbound Dodge pick-up truck.
Indy Cats racing to get adopted

Indy Cats racing to get adopted

The Edmonton Humane Society is overwhelmed by a deluge of cats and they are dealing with the surplus in the broadest way possible — they’re giving the animals away.
Condo project shifts toward seniors, affordability

Condo project shifts toward seniors, affordability

A St. Albert housing complex originally conceived as a high-end adult facility is now being marketed as a moderately priced retirement development for the 55-plus crowd. Lions Village of Greater Edmonton Society has bought the site at 2 Inglewood Dr.
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