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Top Stories This Week - June 18, 2003
 
Vanderwell Contractors hit a milestone in their reforestation this spring, and decided to celebrate it in style. Together with provincial and municipal representatives, Vanderwell officials planted the company’s 35 millionth spruce seedling at Northern Lakes College on June 7. From left to right are: Slave Lake Mayor Ray Stern, M.D. of Lesser Slave River Reeve Sheila Foley, Lesser Slave MLA Pearl Calahasen, Bob Vanderwell, Ken Vanderwell.
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Contractors' association president calls it a day
He delivered Northern Alberta’s contractors’ story onto the national stage, became the poster boy for those who’d been run off contracts on Crown lands, met with municipal and provincial government representatives in an effort to get a fair shake for himself and fellow contractors.
Southshore sewage system could cost $9 million
A new sewer system for the Southshore communities could cost upwards of $9 million to build, that’s why property owners will be asked next week just how the project should be funded.
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Sports Highlights
Things are looking better and brighter lately at the skateboard park in Hilda Eben Park, thanks to a program of improvements organized by Stacey Kubel of Str8 Up. The upgrades include new rails and other equipment, as well as paint and repairs. More improvements are to come. Here, Tim Skahl applies a coat of light blue to the asphalt. Members of the Slave Lake business community helped out with donations. “Somebody had to do something for the children, and for the love of this sport,” says Str8 Up co-owner Liz Weinrich. Skateboarders in Slave Lake will compete at a local qualifying tournament in tournament for the right to represent Slave Lake at a regional tournament later in the summer.
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Local girl on Alberta bike racing team
Pepper Harlton, a Grade 12 student at Roland Michener School, is breaking new ground in the sport of mountain bike racing. Harlton recently tried out for and made the Alberta team that will compete at the Western Canada Summer Games for Alberta.
Heat, Indians unbeaten in men's league
The Sawridge Heat and the Wabasca Indians remained undefeated in Southshore Men’s Baseball League play last week. The Heat remain atop the league standings with six wins, no losses and no ties, and the Indians are second with three wins and two ties.
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