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Police hoping to confirm well-being of missing man

Police hoping to confirm well-being of missing man

Phillip Wade Favel was reported missing on Nov. 30 and was last seen at his residence on Nov. 21.
Ringuette remembered as a good man with a big heart

Ringuette remembered as a good man with a big heart

Downtown tree tilt defended by engineers

Downtown tree tilt defended by engineers

Downtown holiday tree passes engineer approvals
New McArthur Park plan hits new snags

New McArthur Park plan hits new snags

Lac La Biche curler with St. Albert skip win senior nationals

Lac La Biche curler with St. Albert skip win senior nationals

Barry Chwedoruk and Team Alberta take 7-0 win streak into Friday games
St. Paul Education moving ahead with vaccination administrative procedure

St. Paul Education moving ahead with vaccination administrative procedure

Discussions around an administrative procedure took up much of Wednesday's St. Paul Education school board meeting. The AP deals with vaccines for staff members. Also part of the discussion was insurance implications, spectators at sporting events, the ATA's stance, and more.
Clippers U18 players lead division stats

Clippers U18 players lead division stats

Point streak goes into weekend re-match against Bonnyville
Another round of consultations required for final aquatic centre approval

Another round of consultations required for final aquatic centre approval

Lac La Biche County council is taking another dive into the Aquatic Center’s concept slated for construction next year, in the late summer. The project that currently has a budget of $27 million, includes $6 million in funding from the federal government
Checkstop for Charity takes place on Main Street

Checkstop for Charity takes place on Main Street

On a fiercely brisk Saturday afternoon, Bonnyville’s first responders and Victim Services Unit were present on Main Street to collect toys, food and cash donations for local organizations.
Numerous break-ins reported to St. Paul police since start of month

Numerous break-ins reported to St. Paul police since start of month

Police are looking for suspects connected to a number of break-ins in St. Paul who appear to be wearing hazmat style coveralls.
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