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Councillors worried about planned peat moss project

Councillors worried about planned peat moss project

Councillors are concerned about the environmental effects of a peat moss-harvesting project proposed north of Plamondon. Sun Gro Horticulture Canada Ltd.
"Unfortunate" local boys making noise in the big city

"Unfortunate" local boys making noise in the big city

Although Lac La Biche-area musicians Tim Plamondon and Brendan McGonigle are in a band called Tanner Gordon & The Unfortunates, it doesn’t mean they’re having bad luck.
Culinary program at high school offers life skills and recieves honorarium

Culinary program at high school offers life skills and recieves honorarium

On Friday, Oct. 28. Students from J.A.
Council says cap CAO severance or risk another huge payout

Council says cap CAO severance or risk another huge payout

Deputy Mayor Aurel Langevin proposed at last Tuesday’s council meeting that future CAOs have a maximum of two years base salary as a severance payout.
Coleman leaves county

Coleman leaves county

Lac La Biche County CAO Duane Coleman is leaving his Lac La Biche County position with a severance package in excess of $600,000.
Lac La Biche Post Oct. 18-25/11

Lac La Biche Post Oct. 18-25/11

Police seek Shell robbery suspect

Police seek Shell robbery suspect

Police continue to investigate Friday morning armed robbery at Lac La Biche Shell gas station
Officials remain quiet about annual CAO review

Officials remain quiet about annual CAO review

County officials are remaining tight-lipped about a private meeting held Wednesday regarding the performance of CAO Duane Coleman. Communications Manager Shadia Amblie simply said that council voted to seek a legal opinion following the Oct.
Local charity tabs up generous donation from US teacher

Local charity tabs up generous donation from US teacher

What does 591 pounds of pop tabs look like? For the Lac La Biche Royal Purple, it looked like a generous donation that helped buy specialized medical equipment for local infants.
'Bad reputation' sees LLB struggling to attract high-level employees

'Bad reputation' sees LLB struggling to attract high-level employees

Lac La Biche County is struggling to attract applicants to fill numerous important vacancies, a situation that CAO Duane Coleman said could be attributed to a bad reputation.
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