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My little guy Jet turned three years old (June 14). Like most boys his age he is huge into trucks, and garbage trucks in particular. I thought how cool would it be if somehow we could take him to see a garbage truck up close. I called the City of St.

Congratulations and praise to the St. Albert urban agriculture group who are responsible for the community food forest. Gratitude to the City of St.

I love this little city St.

Al Bohachyk's sure had a strange letter published (Gazette, June 10); strange because I thought that I was reading the plot line for the old Andy Griffith show of years ago. In that show, Andy Griffith played the part of a sheriff in the small town.

So what are “Canadian values”? Our 150th national birthday approaches and I’ve read and listened a lot over the past years and decades about this subject.

At around 10:55 p.m. Tuesday (June 13) evening, I took the garbage out. As soon as I opened the back door, I was greeted by the sound of a vehicle travelling at a very high rate of speed.

We don’t need another library. Plain and simple. The one we have is serving us well. Our population is not much different than a decade ago.

Somehow I can hear an eerie sound; the echo of a message that comes from the far, far south. It is scary. Are we living in isolation? Are we going to become a self sustaining community where we can improve, make St.

I enjoy reading the letters about photo radar, “cash cows” etc. An international magazine has a current article with the heading: “To err is human; so is the failure to admit it.

As part of their presentation to St. Albert city council, the public library board promised that they would raise $500,000 to pay for furniture and equipment for the new branch library.