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We need equity in parking enforcement

Dear Editor I live across 15th Avenue from John Paul II Collegiate. When I first moved here I thought I may have the odd parking issues with a student. That has not been the case at all.
Creative dining, divine care

Creative dining, divine care

To define creativity, take a two-year-old, place an ice cream cone in her hands and stand back. It works; we just watched it happen. "Grandma, can I have an ice cream cone, please?" was the beginning.
Memories of Phyllis Diller

Memories of Phyllis Diller

Today I went to the cupboard and brought out the box marked "Phyllis Diller." Phyllis is gone and I want to refresh my memories of the times I became Phyllis Diller. My grandmother, Mary Keiper, started it all.
HEPPNER,

HEPPNER,

HEPPNER, Donald "Don" : Donald died peacefully after a brave battle with cancer. He was born on March 29, 1933 in Laird Sask., to Anton and Kate (nee: Sawatsky) Heppner.
No more men on the moon

No more men on the moon

A few weeks ago I got a chance to play with a friend's 150-500 mm zoom lens on my camera. To most mortals, that's gobbldegook. In English, it means it's a big honkin' lens as long as my forearm and stronger than a decent set of binoculars.
Touch football season underway

Touch football season underway

The North Battleford Touch Football League got started Tuesday night with three games played at 6:30 p.m. The defending league champion Huskies won their game 48-6 over the Western Can Slammers.

Turning right, right, right into south Edmonton

Edmonton: I have to say I like this city and it can't be solely because one of my children lives here. I've never found a direct route to her house. Many times, I've told myself I should just pretend she lives in Sherwood Park.
Three new administrators for LOCCSD

Three new administrators for LOCCSD

There are three new administrators coming to the Light of Christ Catholic School Division, including two vice-principals and one new principal, at Holy Family and John Paul II Collegiate schools.
Access Communications wins award for engaged workplace

Access Communications wins award for engaged workplace

Access Communications has received a Canadian award for having an engaged workplace.Aug. 27, Access Communications was recognized as one of the Achievers 50 Most Engaged Workplaces in Canada.

Kindness appreciated

A sincere thank you to the kind young gentlemen who stooped and towed me out when I was stuck in the sand.
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