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Re: "Beware Ukraine Experts" in the St. Albert Gazette, Wednesday, May 28 edition (page 28) commentary by Dr. Irena Shilova. In it, Dr.

One has to admire Ted Durham for taking on Mayor Crouse over the mayor’s petulant and inaccurate accusation that Durham used his company position to advance his campaign.

I had the great pleasure of attending the Big Sugar concert at the annual Rainmaker rodeo. As a longtime resident of St. Albert I was looking forward to seeing some old friends there at the beer garden and have some supper.

Dr. Irina Shilova writes in her May 28 commentary "Beware Ukraine 'experts,'" that Ukraine's interim government, which has the support of the country's elected parliament, and which is headed by known political figures, is "shady.

To the person who took my bike: My name is Nalin and I am eight years old. My bike was stolen on May 31. I am sad because I can’t participate in this year’s Kids of Steel Triathlon. Please return my bike to wherever you took it from.

On May 28 the St. Albert Gazette published an article by Dr. Irina Shilova, adjunct assistant professor at the University of Calgary, entitled “Beware Ukraine ‘experts’.

Congratulations to everyone involved in Saturday's Shred-it event. It was exceptionally busy when I arrived at 9:30 a.m. but was so well organized that there was no delay.

Picture this familiar situation: it is rush hour, you pull into a strip mall parking lot to access a restaurant for some quick takeout before you go home.

I agree with John W. Smith that angle parking on Perron Street will be dangerous. There will be collisions because it will be impossible to see if it is safe to back up due to the monster pickup truck parked beside me.

I rarely comment on city matters as I trust the current council to act in the best interests of our city. Your article, “Development concerns raised” on the front page of your May 24 paper definitely caught my attention.