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Wow! what a novel idea as stated in last week's letter (Gazette, March 25) –please pay attention and take note Mr. Mayor and council – utilizing the empty Target store space at St. Albert Centre and relocating the over-crowded St.

Random Acts of Kindness exist in St. Albert and I feel we need to share. A young male adult maybe around 17 years of age was so kind to offer two ladies assistance while shovelling that terrible heavy snow on March 22.

The most important reason to keep Villeneuve Road open is safety. Closing Villeneuve will only force all that traffic onto other neighbourhood streets, roads like Dennison, Deer Ridge and Hogan Road.

Some cities build roads around or over trees. Here in St. Albert, the Botanical City, we bulldoze straight through trees, taking them out, to build a road, the St. Anne Street extension.

Children under the age of eight are not permitted on the track at Servus Place unless they are in a stroller. Given that the place bubbles over with families and activity this is surprising.

STARS Air Ambulance receives money from the Province of Alberta in exactly the same way that Alberta Ground Ambulance does. STARS gets three quarters of its funding from donations. That makes them a charity, I guess.

In response to the letter by Denise Van Domselaar (Gazette, March 25), I agree that "medical fascism" is unacceptable. However, each of us does have a responsibility to people with whom we interact.

I was disappointed to read the Ms. Tash Taylor's letter to the editor in the Saturday, March 21 Gazette. Ms. Taylor is the current executive director for the St. Albert Housing Society, and for some unknown reason has decided to attack Coun.

I don't know who wrote the opinion column ("A society enslaved") that ran in the St.

Alberta’s economic slowdown is causing governments to re-examine their spending priorities, and the city of St. Albert should be no exception.