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Dogs attack man in Saddle Lake

A twenty-one-year-old male sustained serious injuries after being attacked by as many as six dogs in Saddle Lake on the night of June 14.
Elk Point man pleads guilty to manslaughter

Elk Point man pleads guilty to manslaughter

A 21-year-old man from Elk Point plead guilty to manslaughter last week at Court of Queen’s Bench in St. Paul in connection with the death of a 76-year-old Bonnyville woman. Judge P.B.
Germain family keeps memories of dad alive

Germain family keeps memories of dad alive

Since their dad’s passing in November of 2008, Father’s Day hasn’t been the same for the Germain family. Guy Germain was a well-known community figure and was serving as a Town of St. Paul councillor at the time of his death.
Local couple remembers son's short life

Local couple remembers son's short life

Whenever Crystal and Adam Charbonneau see a blue butterfly, they are reminded of their son Caleb James, who lived for only a couple of hours after he was born.
Fatal crash claims life of 14-year-old

Fatal crash claims life of 14-year-old

Police are awaiting medical reports to continue its investigation regarding a motor vehicle collision early last week near Saddle Lake, which resulted in the death of a 14-year-old girl, according to St. Paul RCMP Const. John Spaans.

Vandals set fire at Saddle Lake high school, trash band office

Two teens are in police custody in connection with a fire at Kihew Asiniy School and vandalism at the band office that occurred early Sunday morning in Saddle Lake.

Town budgets small surplus for 2012

The Town of St. Paul is projecting a small surplus in its 2012 final budget of $337,301. Mill rates will also change this year, with residential mill rates increasing from 8.50 to 9.25 mills, while commercial mill rates will increase from 18.
St. Paul filmmaker prepares next project

St. Paul filmmaker prepares next project

Last month, the Fear and Fantasy Film Festival in Los Angeles premiered Mea Maxima Culpa, a short film by St. Paul filmmaker Eric Spoeth, who is already planning his next piece that he hopes will be feature-length.
Charity event ropes in $25,000 for Stollery

Charity event ropes in $25,000 for Stollery

This year's edition of the LDL Benefit Team Roping was “an unbelievable success,” according to one of the event's main founders and organizers.

Potentially lethal toys

Rural Albertans know how to enjoy life. We work hard, and we play hard, with our toys like quads, snowmobiles, boats, and more.
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