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Teens missing since midnight November 16

Based on papers currently filed with the United Conservative Party, there are three candidates running to be the Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul UCP nominee for the next provincial election. Those running include current MLA David Hanson, former MLA Scott Cyr and former MD of Bonnyville Reeve Greg Sawchuk.

Increased franchise fees for utilities, bus driver shortages, and more was included on last week's St. Paul Education board meeting agenda.

Throughout the day on Nov. 12 and 13, residents flowed in and out of the Ardmore Community Hall to take in the Holiday Craft Sale and pick up the perfect gifts for everyone on their Christmas lists.

Métis Week celebrated across Alberta. Portage College hosts several events.

Lakeland Catholic School Division recognized staff both entering the profession of teaching and those who have served the division for many years. A ceremony held on Nov. 1 included heartfelt goodbyes to five staff members transitioning into retirement.

Municipal partners in the St. Paul region are working together on a feasibility study that will look at the possibility of creating a regional multipurpose leisure facility and are now seeking public input.

A potential sidewalk snow-clearing program announced last winter to support businesses impacted by the Main Street Revitalization program will not be rolling out this year.

Former amateur boxer Muhammad ‘Hummy’ Moghrabi, who turned pro last year, won his debut fight in the Toronto area against experienced Mexican fighter Ruben Mejia.

The end of November promises to deliver a huge plate of holiday spirit in the Town of Bonnyville. Dates for the Bonnyville Santa Claus Parade, Festival of Trees, and second annual Chamber Christmas Craft Show and Expo have all been set to take place Nov. 26 and 27.