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Memorial Walk honours those lost too soon

Memorial Walk honours those lost too soon

The names of loved ones lost too soon were displayed at the front of the room on paper butterflies, as community members gathered to remember and offer support to each other on Sunday afternoon, during an event that is sure to grow and blossom in St.
Jazz and art collide at Saturday night soiree

Jazz and art collide at Saturday night soiree

As the musical beats of jazz pulse through the French Cultural Centre, artists rapidly paint, glue and create several distinct works of art to be auctioned later in the night.

Bomb threat shuts down St. Paul's main street

Downtown St. Paul was on alert, with businesses evacuated and emergency vehicles cordoning a block on main street after a bomb threat was called in on Monday afternoon to the Value Drug Mart location in St. Paul. At about 2:30 p.m.
Ducks Unlimited fundraising nears $1 million

Ducks Unlimited fundraising nears $1 million

The 30th annual Ducks Unlimited fundraising event on Oct. 18 featured a sold-out crowd, countless prizes, a long list of lucrative auction items, and an entertaining evening for nearly 250 people.
Long-standing Halloween hours moved

Long-standing Halloween hours moved

A presentation by a Town of St. Paul resident had town council rethink its Halloween trick-or-treating hours and move it to accommodate working families this year. Brandi Frowen attended the regular Oct. 14 Town of St.
Third floor clinic closes

Third floor clinic closes

The walk-in clinic that was previously located on the third floor of St. Therese hospital has ceased to operate after 12 years of service.
Cousins the victims in double fatal rollover

Cousins the victims in double fatal rollover

Good friends and cousins Callon Cardinal and Shawn Cardinal were together through their life until the end, when a rollover in Saddle Lake claimed their lives early on Wednesday morning, and critically injured a third friend.
'Always smiling' playschool teacher has even more reasons to smile

'Always smiling' playschool teacher has even more reasons to smile

When playschool teacher Aline Beaudoin got notice of a Purolator package to be picked up, she assumed it must have been something her husband had ordered.

Ashmont Schools get green light for modernizations

More than 200 schools across the province are set to receive new buildings or modernizations, and Ashmont’s elementary and secondary schools are on the list for some eagerly anticipated changes. “Were we expecting this? No.

STARS transports patient to Edmonton

A single vehicle rollover north on Highway 881 took place in the early morning hours of Oct. 6, resulting in the transport of a 27-year-old man from Ashmont to Edmonton for treatment of critical injuries.
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