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New Year's Eve benefit biggest yet

New Year's Eve benefit biggest yet

As midnight approached, children were still swinging each other around and stomping their feet as music from the Retro Rockets fired up the hall and the minutes ticked down on 2014.
Alberta's most loving man spreads message of giving

Alberta's most loving man spreads message of giving

A quick peak into John Myslicki’s life makes it obvious why so many people have decided he is the most kind, thoughtful, and caring person in Alberta.
New Year's Eve benefit biggest yet

New Year's Eve benefit biggest yet

As midnight approached, children were still swinging each other around and stomping their feet as music from the Retro Rockets fired up the hall and the minutes ticked down on 2014.

RCMP remind motorists to take their time

Local RCMP is again reminding motorists to use caution as wintery conditions continue to affect the roadways. “People need to slow down,” says Cst. Tammy Protasiwich, a few days before Christmas.
Christmas Hampers help out 136 families

Christmas Hampers help out 136 families

The Knights of Columbus Christmas Hampers program finished off a successful holiday season last weekend by supplying 136 local families with the means to have a great Christmas feast.

St. Paul councils hear plea to help fix Beaver River trestle

Although both local municipalities agree the Beaver River Trestle is an asset to the Iron Horse Trail and tourism in the area, neither the County of St. Paul nor the Town of St.
Turning light causes confusion and concern

Turning light causes confusion and concern

Residents in the area appear to be unhappy with the new left turning signal light that has been installed at the intersection of 50 Ave and 48 St. Mayor Glenn Andersen reported at last week’s regular town council meeting on Dec.

Local families chosen for New Year's benefit share stories

With just a couple weeks to go before the New Years Eve Family Benefit Dance, organizers are busy soliciting businesses for donations and putting the finishing touches on the annual event.

MLA approves of wage freeze, but critical of government's fiscal policy

The Government of Alberta has implemented a wage freeze for all MLAs that started at the end of November. “The premier was very pleased that it was passed by committee.
High-speed Internet initiative sees $1.2 million in local grants

High-speed Internet initiative sees $1.2 million in local grants

Representatives from the County of St. Paul and the M.D. of Bonnyville met with Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Verlyn Olson at St. Paul’s provincial building on Friday to announce over $1.
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