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Trade show lets shoppers and local vendors connect

People sometimes turn to the city or bigger centres to do their shopping, but lots of home-based businesses offer the same goods right in St.
Love at first sight

Love at first sight

On Valentine's Day, everyone is inspired by love. Stephanie Poulin grew up only a few miles away from the love of her life, Chad Stark, yet the two never met as children.

Suspects in Ashmont hold-up arrested

RCMP have charged three people in association with a Jan. 26 incident in Ashmont, where two men wearing dark clothes and balaclavas entered a residence and robbed the occupants at gunpoint.

Midget A team hits winning stride in home tournament

St. Paul’s Midget A Canadiens needed a streak of winning games and found exactly that at the team’s home tournament this past weekend, losing only its fourth and final game to Vegreville on Sunday afternoon.
Lost Fingers jazz up night in St. Paul

Lost Fingers jazz up night in St. Paul

If you like tapping your toes to familiar tunes with a jazz twist, you will likely enjoy the concert by The Lost Fingers at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 6 at École du Sommet gym, an event sponsored by the local French Association (ACFA Régionale de St-Paul).

Medical centre funding still up in air

The County and Town of St.
Lost duck finds a friend

Lost duck finds a friend

People are not the only ones confused by the fluctuations of the winter weather this year. George Werenka, a farmer from the Vilna area, found a mallard duck wandering around in his cow field last week.
Premier resigns, not wanting to see division, says Danyluk

Premier resigns, not wanting to see division, says Danyluk

Premier Ed Stelmach’s announcement on Jan.

St. Paul business charged with selling illegal eagle and hawk feathers

Sustainable Resource Development (SRD) Alberta has charged a business from St. Paul and four individuals from Alberta with illegal trafficking of wildlife and the alleged selling of eagle and hawk feathers.

Lack of recycling has some town residents fuming

The Town of St. Paul is once again reducing the number of items that will be accepted for recycling at the transfer station.
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