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Ag Society haunted house a hit

Ag Society haunted house a hit

Delaney Anderson says the old MD Public Works building provided a good location for the Agricultural Society's haunted house, the Asylum, last week.
Bonnyville Princess to compete in Miss Rodeo Canada

Bonnyville Princess to compete in Miss Rodeo Canada

This week, five young women will compete for the title of Miss Rodeo Canada in Edmonton. One of them is Carolynne Vallee, Bonnyville's Pro Rodeo Princess.

Trappers snag land-use problems

The Progressive Conservatives' Land-Use Framework hit a snag at the Bonnyville-Cold Lake Trappers Association meeting on Thursday at the Beaver River Fish and Game.

Afterburner Cup boosts support

A local charity is about to get some additional thrust, courtesy of Colonel David Wheeler and MP Brian Storseth. The two plan to host the second annual Afterburner Cup at J.J.
Agreement signed

Agreement signed

The sharing of data and information between six chiefs of First Nations, Health Canada and Alberta Health Services was formalized Oct.
Panic Squad has audience in stitches

Panic Squad has audience in stitches

What's funnier, a sasquatch afraid to walk or a pterodactyl scared to fly? It was up to the audience to decide at the Oct. 23 Panic Squad clean comedy show at the Centennial Centre.
Glendon students back from the big stage

Glendon students back from the big stage

Northern Lights School Division sent a contingent of youths and teachers to participate in the huge youth event, We Day, in Vancouver on Oct. 15.
Kalinski, Johnson, Bamber win council seats

Kalinski, Johnson, Bamber win council seats

MD of Bonnyville residents elected incumbent Barry Kalinski as their Ward 4 councillor, Glen Johnson for Ward 5 and Fred Bamber for Ward 6 in the municipal election Oct. 18.
Devon Canada looks for approval on landfill expansion

Devon Canada looks for approval on landfill expansion

Devon Canada met with area residents at Sandy Rapids Hall for an open house on Oct. 19. People learned about the company's proposed landfill expansion project near Manatokan.
Vital heart program in Bonnvyille close to fruition

Vital heart program in Bonnvyille close to fruition

Bonnyville Municipal Ambulance is preparing to fully implement a new program aimed at reducing permanent muscle damage resulting from cardiac arrest. The plan is to have the Vital Heart Program fully operational by January 1, 2011.
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