St. Paul News

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.

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

A lack of affordable housing in St. Paul had Robert and Lisa Desjarlais scrambling for six months to find another home to rent when they decided their family could no longer continue living in a trailer they considered unsafe.

Maxime Bernier, MP for Beauce Quebec, headlined a Conservative Party fundraising dinner in St. Paul on Jan. 17, at the request of Brian Storseth, MP for Westlock/St. Paul. The event held at the St.

St. Paul is saying aloha to its Literacy Luau, which has stalled before it began due to “a lack of community support,” according to a member on the Festival of Words committee.

Albertine Socquet was a caregiver her whole life and even after her death last September at age 103, she is still giving to improve the lives of others. In her will, Socquet donated $23,547 each to St. Paul Extendicare, Sunnyside Manor and the J.P.

A St. Paul man who was charged last year with possession of controlled substances will be heading to trial on Aug. 17, 2011. On Jan. 13, Bernie Gamache entered a not guilty plea in St.

New RCMP Staff Sgt. Bob Batchelor is an excellent choice for St. Paul because of his focus on community involvement, explained Glenn Andersen, mayor for the town of St. Paul.

Shopping therapy proved to be just the ticket for St. Paul Abilities Network’s DAC clients, who embraced the opportunity to buy and give something to those in need over the Christmas holidays.

Thirty-eight years of dedicated health care service and being “a mentor, a leader, a friend to everyone who walks in her path or close to it” saw Beverly Belland, manager for the Elk Point Healthcare Centre and St.