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Athabasca University takes five

Athabasca University takes five

The Alberta government appointed five new members to Athabasca University’s board of governors on Sept. 14. The new members – one resides in Athabasca, three in Edmonton and one in Stand Off – will hold seats for 18 months.
Car stolen from Boyle found in Athabasca River

Car stolen from Boyle found in Athabasca River

A stolen car found in the Athabasca River was recovered on Sept. 5 in the late afternoon. Athabasca RCMP staff Sgt. Brian Nicholls said his detachment received a call between 2:45-3 p.m. of a vehicle submerged in the river.
Boyle RCMP arrest 38-year-old for vehicle thefts

Boyle RCMP arrest 38-year-old for vehicle thefts

A string of vehicle thefts around northeast Alberta – including three from Boyle alone – have led to two arrests, leaving police looking for clues for others who may be involved.
Athabasca town council looks for permanent CAO

Athabasca town council looks for permanent CAO

The Town of Athabasca’s council voted to find a new permanent chief administrative officer and give its interim one a five-per-cent raise, after questioning whether they all should step down and let a new council take the helm. At the Sept.
Town councillor steps down from TED committee

Town councillor steps down from TED committee

Town of Athabasca Coun. Joanne Peckham has stepped down as town council member representative for the Tourism Economic Development (TED) committee, following an “incident” at the committee’s Aug. 17 meeting.
Groundbreaking ceremony set for new EPC

Groundbreaking ceremony set for new EPC

A groundbreaking ceremony has been scheduled for the new Edwin Parr Composite high school on Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. The ceremony will have students from Grades 5 and 10 participating in the ceremonies.
Athabasca County council briefs

Athabasca County council briefs

Athabasca County approved spending up to $10,000 on a hazardous material assessment of the old Brick School. Council made the decision on Aug. 25, following a recommendation from the Tourism and Economic Development committee.
Student enrolment down in Aspen View

Student enrolment down in Aspen View

Aspen View Public Schools has released a preliminary student count and enrolment is “significantly” down this year, according to superintendent Mark Francis. As of Sept.
Pipeline project set for November finish

Pipeline project set for November finish

Some local businesses in the Village of Boyle have been experiencing a summer bump in the cash flow due to the Norlite Pipeline Project.
County asks town to 'review' TED committee appointment

County asks town to 'review' TED committee appointment

Athabasca County council has voted to request their counterparts in the Town of Athabasca to review the appointment of the town’s member of the Tourism and Economic Development (TED) committee after an alleged incident at a committee meeting Aug. 17.
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