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Rain did not stop the Capitals Golf Tournament

Tom Henihan Spotlight On the morning of Saturday September 3, it was doubtful if the second annual Sucker Creep Capitals Fall 4 Ball Tournament would go ahead. Those who had already shown up asked tournament organizer Lonnie Willier if he…
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For Immediate Release   File: 2016-1192728   September 9th, 2016   “Canadian Revenue Agency” Fraud, Strikes Again   St. Albert, AB -On Thursday, September 8th, 2016, St. Albert RCMP received report of a fraud that cost the victim thousands of…
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Local wild game butcher has 40 years of experience

Mac Olsen Spotlight Whether you have a white-tailed doe or a bull moose carcass, or even a cattle carcass, Blaine Bebeau and his daughter, Lorriann Bebeau, provide an outstanding product for sausage, pepperoni and hamburger. “With forty years of meat…
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ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20 A playful and generous spirit make you a favorite friend to have around, Aries. Many may be clamoring for your attention, and you do not know where to direct it first. TAURUS – Apr 21/May…
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No straps required with this trail camera mount

Mac Olsen Spotlight Hunters and property owners using trail cameras to keep an eye on what’s traveling through a piece of land now have an easy way to mount them without the necessity of straps. James Tupper, owner of Carcajou…
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Busier than ever at Dave Booth Taxidermy

Joe McWilliams Spotlight Things are humming along for Dave Booth Taxidermy, ever since he moved his shop to downtown Kinuso. “Location, location, location,” says Booth, who relocated from Slave Lake three years ago. “We get a lot of jobs –…
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Mac Olsen Hunting Supplement Fish and Wildlife Officers are there to enforce the hunting regulations and apprehend poachers, but they also encourage hunters to be responsible and enjoy the sport. “We support and encourage lawful hunting. It’s a great outdoor…
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Family-owned Eiserman Meats

Katrina Owens Hunting Supplement If you do not have the means to personally process your wild game meats, fret not because Eiserman Meats in Slave Lake will do it for you. The Leader popped by the family-owned business and got…
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Many families find the rush is on to make it to school and work on time each morning. Feeling rushed in the morning is a recipe for added stress. Rushing through things is a poor way to begin a day,…
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School division puts cameras in buses

Drivers be aware: you are being filmed Joe McWilliams For Spotlight A warning went out last week to drivers that if they blow by school buses when their red lights are flashing, they’ll be caught on camera. It’s a new…
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Steve Dills grew up in the family’s community newspaper business at Milton, Ont., graduated in journalism from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto in 1977 and went on to more than 35 years in community newspapers in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia…
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Be aware of school buses as students are back in class

Richard Froese Spotlight School buses are rolling again and motorists are reminded to be cautious and obey the rules of the road. “We all have to work together for the safety of the students,” says Harry Davis, director of transportation…
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