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Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell joined the St. Albert Gazette in May, 2022. Jack mainly covers city hall, but also covers community events, business, provincial matters, and more.

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Recent Work by Jack

Council to re-debate salary increase, 2024 RMR budget, and more on Tuesday

Council to re-debate salary increase, 2024 RMR budget, and more on Tuesday

St. Albert city council will be voting on a host of items during this week's council meeting, including a proposed salary increase; next year's repair, maintain, and replace budget; and more.
Time capsule underneath stolen statue largely destroyed: city

Time capsule underneath stolen statue largely destroyed: city

The time capsule housed in the pedestal that supported the bronze statue that was stolen from downtown St. Albert this past March was largely destroyed, the city says.
Cherot and Riverside highlight ongoing residential development

Cherot and Riverside highlight ongoing residential development

Football fan seeks fair-weather — and all-weather — friends

Football fan seeks fair-weather — and all-weather — friends

Margaret is tired of missing Edmonton Elks games.
St. Albert drops fire ban

St. Albert drops fire ban

The City of St. Albert has rescinded the municipal fire ban that's been in place since May 8.
Voting closed for Readers' Choice

Voting closed for Readers' Choice

Results will be announced on June 22nd
Akinsdale 911 call on Tuesday was non-criminal: RCMP

Akinsdale 911 call on Tuesday was non-criminal: RCMP

St. Albert RCMP say a 911 call and response from emergency services on Tuesday morning in Akinsdale was non-criminal in nature, with no charges being laid and nobody being transported to hospital for medical care.
St. Albert under severe thunderstorm watch

St. Albert under severe thunderstorm watch

For the second time this week Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for St. Albert, as well as Edmonton and Sherwood Park.
Grey Nuns White Spruce Park earns city a conservation award

Grey Nuns White Spruce Park earns city a conservation award

The City of St. Albert has received a national award for park conservation efforts related to the renovation and re-opening of Grey Nuns White Spruce Park last year.
City planning three free bicycle tune-ups in June

City planning three free bicycle tune-ups in June

In recognition of June being "bike month" in St. Albert, city staff and volunteers will be holding three free bicycle tune-up events throughout the month.