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St. Paul mourns

St. Paul mourns

Megan Wolitski, a dancer remembered as full of smiles and laughter, a 11-year-old girl who aspired to be a teacher like her mother, won't have a chance to realize those hopes and dreams, after a Thursday morning crash tragically cut short her young l
Local woman wins $1 million on Lotto Max

Local woman wins $1 million on Lotto Max

When Eleanor Steinhauer-Halfe saw the zeros pop up on the lottery ticket scanner at a local gas station saying she was a winner, she initially thought she had won $1,000.
Man faces charges of criminal negligence

Man faces charges of criminal negligence

A St. Paul man, Richard Edward Benson, is facing charges of criminal negligence causing death, criminal negligence causing bodily harm, possession of marijuana and resisting arrest after a vehicle crash on Oct.
Vehicle crashes into Racette classroom

Vehicle crashes into Racette classroom

Three people were critically injured after a white minivan crashed into a Racette School classroom, shortly after 9 a.m. on Thursday morning, in an accident that rocked the community to its core.

Three men enter guilty pleas to wildlife charges

Three men entered guilty pleas in relation to wildlife charges at St. Paul Provincial Court on Oct. 15, with Gary Padlesky, Christopher Dumbleton and William Machura all receiving fines as a result. Padlesky, a St.
'Incendiary' fires put out in St. Paul

'Incendiary' fires put out in St. Paul

A 34-year-old man could be facing a charge of arson, following a structure fire in St. Paul on Saturday afternoon. “It’s a well-known house,” said Const. John Spaans of the location at 4801 50th Street.
Transmission line needs in question

Transmission line needs in question

Tensions ran high and emotions became heated as a Thursday night meeting to discuss the routing for a proposed St. Paul transmission line turned into a discussion on the need for the project and alleged overbuilds in Alberta.
Kihew Energy Services fined $215,000

Kihew Energy Services fined $215,000

A company partly owned by a Ukrainian Orthodox priest has been fined $215,000, after admitting to exploiting Polish foreign workers. On Oct. 9, Kihew Energy Services Ltd.
Radio auction back on air

Radio auction back on air

When Mike Warholik describes the Elks’ radio auctions of the past, with telephones ringing, bids coming in, and the numbers going up on the chalkboard, the excitement in his voice is plain to hear.
Leadership class brings caped crusaders to Mallaig

Leadership class brings caped crusaders to Mallaig

A clan of superheroes made a visit to École Mallaig School on Wednesday to congratulate its students on raising $1,709.77 for the Terry Fox Run.
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