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After reading the article ( Gazette , Jan. 20) regarding "Pot costs could reach $3.5 million" I felt that I just have to respond. Marijuana (pot) has been around and used in St. Albert for the last 30 years.

After that hefty dump of snow that fell Jan. 26, if you were anything like me, come nightfall you were probably nestled in your cosy bed, grateful to be indoors on such a brutal night.

I do not see the logic in Ken Crutchfield's letter ( Gazette , Jan. 24) and his assertion that the Jensen Lake will have any effect on our drinking water rates.

Is it just me or is anyone else greatly disappointed with the City of St. Albert's pitiful response to the first big snowfall of the year? 48 hours after the snow stopped (Sunday, Jan. 28 at 10:54 a.m.

This is a letter to the poor unfortunate slag who hit my car in the London Drugs parking lot and cowardly drove away. It's your misfortune to be so thick and weak-minded.

I was surprised to see a letter ( Gazette , Jan. 20) by a Mr. Ken Johnson who seems to be quite angry with me and the Friends of the St. Albert River Valley group. I don't know Mr.

Did city council sell off our snow removal equipment to fund the second library that no one wants? I have yet to see a snow plow (Sunday, Jan. 28 at 10:12 a.m.) during the recent snow event. Downtown is a disaster. Dave Leslie, St. Albert

Due to a price-fixing issue, Loblaws is offering anyone who purchased bread from their Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills and Loblaws stores a free $25 gift card. Let's use this opportunity to do some good in our community.

Who are the real bad drivers? About once every couple of months I might see a minor road rage kind of incident. While I hear they are common I seldom witness them.

To the person walking their dog up Harwood Drive towards Heritage Way on Friday, Jan 26 during the big snowstorm between 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.