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Top Stories This Week - April 30, 2003
 
Bird bander Jul Wojnowski clamps a band onto the leg of a hermit thrush at the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory last Friday. Wojnowski is back as head bander at the migration monitoring station, catching and banding songbirds on their way north in the spring and on their way back south in late summer and fall.
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'We were caught' - Simons
If Slave Lake’s water treatment plant upgrades had been completed a week or two earlier, chances are residents wouldn’t have had to boil their water for four days last week. And “as long as God doesn’t throw us something bigger than Alberta Environment standards,” they won’t face any more boil water orders any time in the foreseeable future, says deputy mayor Valerie Tradewell . She’s also the chair for the Property Services portfolio that oversees the water and wastewater treatment in this community.
Six run for Bigstone chief
The Bigstone Cree Nation will have a new chief this week. Six members were running for the position in the Tuesday, Apr. 29 by-election, including Gordon T. Auger, the most recent holder of the title.
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Organizers of a fund-raiser sponsored by the Slave Lake Rotary club for the Gilwood Golf and Country Club handed a $10,000 cheque to Gilwood President Carl Chykerda (front right) last week, with committee chair Joe Schultz (front left) praising the community for its generous support. Also pictured are committee members (l-r) Colin Evenson, Jesse Roberts, and Mike Mielke.
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Diabetes race goes May 10th
The Diabetes Road Race from Slave Lake to Wabasca started three years ago with high hopes of it becoming an annual awareness and fundraiser. It has become just that.
Ladies fastball making a comeback?
Before the rise of slowpitch, ladies fastball was a going concern in Slave Lake. It’s been absent for quite some time, but is making a combeack, if current efforts to put together a team work out.
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