St. Paul News

A terrifying situation unfolded for a local resident on Nov. 26. when a carjacking occurred within the Town of St. Paul. St.

The owner of the Vilna Pharmacy is feeling thankful for the community after a break-in early in the morning on Nov. 23 destroyed the front of her building.

The St. Paul Animal Shelter and the St. Paul Municipal Library are partnering to host an information and work bee at the library Dec. 6 at 6:30 p.m., with the goal of building shelters to keep community cats warm this winter.

MADD Canada, emergency personnel and Town of St. Paul council members combined forces to launch the annual Red Ribbon campaign last Tuesday with a focus on keeping the sober driving message top of mind throughout the holiday season.

RCMP were on scene the morning of Nov. 14 at St. Paul Boston Pizza. A large amount of damage to the front of the building was clearly visible. On Wednesday afternoon, RCMP confirmed they had responded to a break and enter at 3 a.m.

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff A new full-time judge with ties to the Treaty Six region has been appointed to the provincial court in St. Paul. Judge Cheryl Arcand-Kootenay is a member of the Alexander First Nation, located north of Edmonton.

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff Claudia Belanger, born Claudia Marie Gonneville, turned 100 years old on Nov. 10, surrounded by family. “There’s not too many people who get to celebrate their mom’s hundredth birthday.

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff Family Benefit - (Left to Right) Lori Letourneau (Community Family Benefit), Trennah Murray (recipient), and Bobbi Jones (Community Family Benefit) pose for a photo together. The St.

Meredith Kerr Journal Staff The St. Paul Elks radio auction raised about $27,000 this year according to Elks President Jim Turton. “We were about $1,000 less than last year, but with the way the economy is we did excellent,” said Turton.