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With the mild temperatures of the past few weekends, I have been out on my vehicle. I follow the rules of the road for a vehicle. I work really hard to go as fast as possible but cannot reach 50 km/hr.

On March 15, 2016 I was walking home and I had the misfortune of taking a very nasty fall. I was unable to get up and two very kind ladies came to my rescue to help me.

Plenty to whine about today! Whine No. 1: I agree fully with the editorial: "Nowhere to Hide." I think the mayor ought to step forward on this. Whine No. 2: The possible loss of the main post office is disappointing.

I reviewed the report on the concerns of hiring Mr. Prefontaine as presented by Mr. Stone and I fully agree with the report.

I would like to wholeheartedly thank the people that came out and supported the Cosmopolitan Society's fourth annual Spring Fling. The event was a sold-out success with the proceeds going to the St.

Kudos to Daphne Dendy. Her letter expressing a desire to ban highrise buildings in St. Albert, and to maintain what is left of our “small-town feel,” perfectly expresses the opinion of, I am sure, the majority of St. Albert residents.

This is written with heartfelt gratitude to all who participated in the 13th Bellerose Composite High School Bikeathon: the teachers, the students, the sponsors, the volunteers; and each person who donated, big and small.

Excellent idea! I am on board. The way the whole filling of the position was handled sent up red flags from the beginning.

There are many sides to the minimum wage debate and they all have some merit. The most important one, as I see it, is workers just trying to survive.

I must say that I was somewhat disappointed in your March 9 edition concerning the visit from the Rodgers Hometown Hockey group. I saw lots of pictures of NHL alumni but no mention of the ongoing Rodgers Hometown Hockey cheer competition.