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Top Stories This Week - September 17, 2003
 
They walked, they ran, they bladed, they rode Sunday when an estimated 40 people showed up for the Terry Fox Run in Slave Lake. Here, Susan Moore lets her dog do the hard stuff with a barrage of bikers in hot pursuit. Results for the annual Run will appear in next week’s Lakeside Leader.
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Sewer lines severed at Three Acres
One landlord’s alleged attempt to evict tenants in short order was cut short quickly when the public health inspector stepped in last week.
Employer not being fair, say nurses
Registered nurses across Alberta were expected to vote Monday (Sept. 15) on a mediator’s finding in the current impasse between members of the United Nurses of Alberta and their employer – the Provincial Health Regions Association of Alberta.
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The biggest crop of Midgets Slave Lake has ever seen showed up for tryouts on the weekend.
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First round of hockey tryouts finished
It was non-stop hockey down at the Arctic Ice Centre on the weekend for the ‘AA’ and ‘A’ team tryouts. Players showed up and went through drills Friday night, all day Saturday and then finished off on Sunday.
Wolves get a look at the talent
The Slave Lake Wolves held tryouts on the weekend and except for the goalie position looked pretty decent. The only goalie that showed up was sent back home to High Level, after failing to impress Wolves’ boss Larry Leganchuk.
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