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The city is exploring whether to allow churches, medical offices and daycares to locate in St. Albert business parks.

Former St. Albert Gazette managing editor Sue Gawlak has succumbed to a lengthy battle with breast cancer. She was 59. Gawlak passed away Friday morning at her Akinsdale home surrounded by family, after an 18-month fight with cancer.

Local dragon-boaters and scientists have busted a myth about plane rides, swollen arms and breast cancer.

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The City of St. Albert will loan $16,100 to a parent group from Bertha Kennedy School to pay for the completion of a new playground that opened last year.

The newest residents of the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS) came a long way to get there, but not from the most pleasant circumstances.

A reward fund announced Monday for information in the McCann missing persons case has swelled to more than $30,000 and donations continue to pour in. The family announced the fund on Monday in partnership with the City of St. Albert.

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Police are looking for witnesses of a fight outside a local bar that left one man with a broken leg. The fight outside Friday’s Lounge in the Campbell Business Park took place between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 7.

Citizen patrols, locked gates and better lights were just some of the ideas Deer Ridge residents had this week as they met to fight crime in their neighbourhood.