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Health Monitor

Health Monitor

Individuals diagnosed with the earliest possible signs of Alzheimer’s disease are more likely to suffer falls, according to research presented at a conference in Paris.
Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: On June 24, between 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. an unknown person(s) vandalized a stone park bench located outside Servus Place.
Old home gets reprieve

Old home gets reprieve

A group of Morinville residents were all smiles last week after town council voted to save one of its oldest homes from potential destruction — for now, at least.
Residents catching on quick to new waste program

Residents catching on quick to new waste program

Residents have caught on to the city’s new waste collection program quickly and have embraced the change, say city officials, but some residents say their acceptance could be more accurately described as grudging resignation.
Servus Place becomes hockey heaven

Servus Place becomes hockey heaven

Servus Credit Union Place became hockey heaven for hundreds of aboriginal kids last week as they hit the ice to train with real stars from the NHL.
EHS warns of dangers of leaving pets in cars

EHS warns of dangers of leaving pets in cars

It’s a hot day, you’re running errands around town and you think it’s a great idea to give your collie a trip through the city. After all, it loves to stick its head out the window as you’re driving.
Cops seek smash 'n grabbers

Cops seek smash 'n grabbers

St. Albert police hope the public can help them find some smash-and-grabbers who have ransacked three St. Albert businesses in seven days. The St. Albert RCMP responded to two break-and-enters this week at businesses in St. Albert.
New street to honour local family

New street to honour local family

St. Albert’s newest street is an empty field but it’s still a meaningful spot for one local family. The city officially dedicated Lacroix Close on Monday afternoon.
More homes planned for Sturgeon valley

More homes planned for Sturgeon valley

County councillors had water on their minds as they raised red flags over a proposed new neighbourhood in the Sturgeon River valley.
Reserve water is "high risk," finds report

Reserve water is "high risk," finds report

Alexander's water systems are safe for now, finds a national report, but they need about $807,000 in improvements if they are to stay that way.
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