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Multiplex wants to fence out vandals

Multiplex wants to fence out vandals

The Athabasca Regional Multiplex Society is looking to ramp up security after it was hit twice by criminals and vandals in the last few months.
Town denies allegations in Skateboard Park lawsuit

Town denies allegations in Skateboard Park lawsuit

The Town of Athabasca has filed a statement of defence, denying any culpability in a lawsuit filed over an incident that took place at the Athabasca Skateboard Park on Aug. 1, 2015.
County: Landlords on the hook for tenants' water bills

County: Landlords on the hook for tenants' water bills

Athabasca County: Water bills, the Meanook mailbox saga, Multiplex money and mowing
Preliminary review of town underway

Preliminary review of town underway

The province’s preliminary review into the Town of Athabasca’s affairs is underway, with meetings scheduled with councillors and administration July 19-20.
Magnificent River Rats Festival: Live

Magnificent River Rats Festival: Live

The Advocate's live feed of photos and festival information about Athabasca's 20th annual River Rats Festival.
CAO bylaw on way to update

CAO bylaw on way to update

Town council briefs: setting boundaries between admin and council and CAO rules, tax penalty bylaw and $30,000 going to new riverfront plan.
Attempted mower joyride suspect at large

Attempted mower joyride suspect at large

RCMP on hunt for suspect(s) who tried to steal a ride-on lawn mower
Colin Derko elected Boyle councillor

Colin Derko elected Boyle councillor

Colin Derko has been declared the newest councillor for the Village of Boyle in the June 20 by-election. Derko beat out Margaret Gallinger 77 votes to 58. Boyle chief administrative officer Charlie Ashbey said one ballot was rejected.
Celebrating two decades of Magnificent River Rats

Celebrating two decades of Magnificent River Rats

At the very first Magnificent River Rats Festival, held all the way back on Canada Day in 1996, rumour has it there was no formal admission fee.
Feed the Cross, tuppence a golf bag

Feed the Cross, tuppence a golf bag

Between a backdrop of hockey jerseys and a canopy of Mary Poppins’ striped umbrellas, Wilson Roposo bared his cancer journey to sports celebrities and local guests on Saturday in the Boyle & District Community Centre.
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