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Busby man wanted

Busby man wanted

Devon RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating Busby resident Gary Fornahl-Bogden.
Peat burning bylaw passes

Peat burning bylaw passes

After three consecutive 4-2 votes, and much discussion, Westlock County councillors passed the county’s new Fire Protection Bylaw, which includes restrictions on the burning of peat.
Teens charged with arson

Teens charged with arson

Three teenage boys face arson charges following a fire that destroyed a home at the corner of 100 Avenue and 104 Street in downtown Westlock last Tuesday afternoon.
Farm accident claims Clyde man

Farm accident claims Clyde man

A Clyde man is dead following a farming accident early last week. On April 15 at 8:20 p.m. Westlock RCMP responded to a farming fatality on a rural property near Clyde.
FOIP decision made

FOIP decision made

The Westlock News is one step closer to being provided with information concerning former Pembina Hills school division Supt. Richard Harvey’s departure.
St. Mary teachers vote ‘yes’

St. Mary teachers vote ‘yes’

Teachers from St. Mary Catholic School and trustees from Evergreen Catholic Separate Regional Division No. 2 have signed off on the province’s proposed four-year teacher labour deal. St.
Timber!

Timber!

No one was injured when this southbound lumber truck spilled its load on Highway 44 at Township Road 654 north of Flatbush on April 8. Westlock RCMP Const. Mike Febbraro said speed and alcohol were not factors, and the driver likely dozed off or was distracted and could not regain control after his trailer caught the edge of the road.
Eleanor Hall will get new modular classroom

Eleanor Hall will get new modular classroom

Alberta Education has approved the installation of a new $300,000 modular classroom at Eleanor Hall School to deal with the school’s burgeoning enrolment, and the Pembina Hills school division will pay a quarter of the bill.
Teachers and trustees vote in favour of new deal

Teachers and trustees vote in favour of new deal

Pembina Hills trustees and teachers have signed off on the province’s proposed four-year teacher labour deal.
Peat burning resolution on horizon

Peat burning resolution on horizon

It won’t be much longer before Westlock County will resolve its peat-burning ban endeavour. On April 16, county councillors are planning to hold a special council meeting to pass first reading of the county’s new Fire Protection Bylaw.
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