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Glebe resigns

Glebe resigns

Wyatt Glebe is officially done as a Town of Westlock councillor.
Jarvie speed bumps fall flat at council table

Jarvie speed bumps fall flat at council table

Westlock County council has nixed a proposal from the Jarvie Community Council to install speed bumps on Range Road 272 (50th Street) in the hamlet. Council was split 4-3 in denying the request at its June 27 council meeting. Coun. Albert St.
Beckett will stand trial for murder again

Beckett will stand trial for murder again

The former New Zealand city councillor charged with murdering his Dapp-area wife seven years ago faces a second murder trial after an unreasonable delay application was denied.
Super Dave

Super Dave

David Garbutt, who’s been acting Supt. since Colleen Symyrozum-Watt’s departure in February, will permanently take over as Superintendent of Schools and Chief Executive Officer of Pembina Hills Public Schools effective Aug. 1.
Sister of slain man speaks out on system

Sister of slain man speaks out on system

With one of the men involved in the murder of Randy Lopushinsky released from prison, his sister wants victims to know they need to communicate with the Crown before sentencing.
Speed bumps next step to slowing Jarvie speeders

Speed bumps next step to slowing Jarvie speeders

Drivers passing through Jarvie may be in for a bumpy a ride. Jarvie General Store owner Michelle Cuthbertson is fed up with drivers racing through the hamlet and after years of trying everything, speed bumps are next on the list.
Another super summer solstice

Another super summer solstice

Though it was held not quite on the day of its namesake, the sun and the crowds came out to the Clyde Summer Solstice June 24. Kids and adults lined the main streets of Clyde as the parade wrapped its way around the community.
Town frustrated with province

Town frustrated with province

Town councillors can’t hide their frustration with the lack of progress on their Disaster Recovery Program (DRP) application.
Canada Day fly-over planned

Canada Day fly-over planned

Canada Day revellers will have their eyes on the sky July 1 as a pair of Royal Canadian Air Force fighter jets will break the sound barrier over town. The two CF-18 Hornets will fly over Westlock Saturday, July 1 at approximately 10:30 a.m.
Rain continues to cause problems

Rain continues to cause problems

Hardly a day goes by without a few drops of rain, but on the heavier days like the non-stop downpour on June 9, county and town roads, and a few homes and businesses, are feeling the brunt of it.
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