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It always amuses me when Doris Eisler attempts to educate us on the many and varied evils of her favourite bugaboo (apart from George W. Bush), the Catholic church.

After all the amazing articles that the St. Albert Gazette has published regarding Save Our Space Camp, I am disappointed with the April 23 editorial entitled Let's keep the space camp generosity rolling.

Re: Alan Giltner's letter in the April 23 edition of the Gazette. At 1:30 on April 24 I spent 15 minutes locating a parking space so I could go to the library. Sorry Alan, we have a serious parking problem in the downtown! Deberah Kearns, St. Albert

In the car park in front of Wendy’s on Gervais Road on Tuesday, April 22, I slipped on a pile of mucky, slushy ice as I was trying to get back into my car and landed sitting up on the pile of ice.

Re: The opinion column Where is St. Albert's kindness? published in the St. Albert Gazette on Saturday, April 12. On Monday, April 14, I ran out of gas one block from the Superstore gas station.

Easter is one of the most religious holidays in the Christian world.

Re: "Ukraine belongs with Russia, not the West" in the St. Albert Gazette, Wednesday, April 2 edition (page 26) and "St. Albert Gazette named 'Best in Canada'" (page 5).

Re: Don Ferguson's letter, Traffic jams are looming, Gazette, April 12. I disagree with Mr. Ferguson's opinion that there will be an increase in traffic delays as a result of the “left turn on green arrow only.

In olden times in St. Albert, bathing was tricky. One could hide behind a partition and, with a bucket, have a makeshift shower. If one were in the chips, they could climb some rickety stairs and have a soak in a big claw-foot tub. It cost 50 cents.

I just wanted to say that I totally agree with Mark Haun in his letter about responsible dog owners (St. Albert Gazette, April 16). I too use the trail system in St.