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Athabasca County stands by noise tickets issued to kennels

Athabasca County stands by noise tickets issued to kennels

Athabasca County administration is standing by their decision to serve $100 tickets for noise violation to both Sammyís Pet Boarding and Second Chance Animal Rescue Society (SCARS) last month. The tickets, reported on in the Jan.
Takin' Care Of Business

Takin' Care Of Business

Issac Allen, 3, crowned himself king of the snowy hill during some wintry fun at Landing Trail Intermediate School last weekend. A number of kids were out to enjoy the weather of the season.
Fatal collision between SUV, bus on Highway 63 near Boyle

Fatal collision between SUV, bus on Highway 63 near Boyle

A motorcoach and an SUV collided in a fatal accident north of Boyle last Wednesday. The 31 passengers and driver aboard the bus were bound for Fort McMurray, but at 7:07 p.m.
Riverview Station project continues

Riverview Station project continues

The construction of Riverview Station in Athabasca has not been abandoned.
Annual bird count a success

Annual bird count a success

The annual Athabasca Christmas Bird Count was a great success this year thanks to the collaborative efforts of observers and feeders for more than 20 km around town.
Fatal collision with coach bus on Hwy 63

Fatal collision with coach bus on Hwy 63

Boyle RCMP responded to a call shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday of a southbound SUV that collided with a northbound passenger bus on Highway 63 approximately 20 km north of Boyle. The driver of the SUV was pronounced deceased on scene.
New Year's Feast

New Year's Feast

A chickadee is spotted hanging from a bird feeder in a property just just off of Highway 813 on the south side of the Athabasca River during the Dec. 27 Christmas Bird Count. The bird count bas been a part of the Athabasca tradition for 13 years and helps with the conservation of various species by keeping an eye on local bird populations.
Still barking, or barking up the wrong tree?

Still barking, or barking up the wrong tree?

Two animal shelters in the Athabasca area are left with more questions than answers after being served $100 tickets because they allegedly ìpermit dogs to become public nuisance by barking and howling excessively.
Aspen View administrators to review student safety

Aspen View administrators to review student safety

Aspen View Regional School Division trustees bowed their heads and gave a moment of silence during their Dec. 20 meeting for victims of the Newtown, Conn. school massacre.
Boyle council looking into electro-magnetic field protection

Boyle council looking into electro-magnetic field protection

Dayna Whitfordís presentation topped the agenda of items at Boyle Village Council Dec. 19, where the senior director of Momentis pitched her EnergyMizer power reduction product to council.
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