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The Hope Resource Centre will hold a noon-hour candlelight vigil on Dec. 11 to acknowledge victims of violence no mater their age, gender or race.

Close to 200 villagers lined the streets of Clyde to watch a small but enthusiastic group of paraders make their through the streets last Sunday evening.

Clyde residents will be welcoming jolly old St. Nick to their village, as they prepare to host their seventh annual Santa Claus Parade this Sunday evening. The Dec.

Nils Ling knows a thing or two about Maritime kitchen parties — the storytelling, the music, the camaraderie and maybe even a refreshment or two.

After several months of planning sessions, an advisory group for the Sparrow’s Hope women’s shelter will share their findings with the public — but the shelter won’t likely continue.

Although the weather got pretty cold once the sun went down last Friday, about 1,000 people spent their evening in downtown Westlock for the annual Christmas Light Up festival.

Athabasca’s Edwin Par Composite School Drama Club is getting ready for nights of comedy this week. The club will be performing The Girls of the Garden Club at the Nancy Appleby Theatre three consecutive nights this week – Wednesday through to Friday.

The Christmas season in Westlock will officially kick off this Friday, Nov. 21, with the annual Christmas Light-Up festival.

Remembrance Day ceremonies around the Westlock area were better-attended than usual this year, something Westlock Legion president Jim Klassen attributes to recent events.

There was a buzz in the air at Ed’s Auto Salvage on Nov. 3, and not the kind that comes from bees or dying cars. Twelve-year-old Curtis Plamondon shaved his head for cancer, after raising $1,360 for The Kids With Cancer Society.