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Top Stories This Week - Apr. 13, 2005
 
Tae kwon do clubs from across Alberta competed in a championship at the college on Apr. 9.
Here, Tammy Hauk, Jill Wong and Lynne Wong from Edmonton perform team patterns.
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What's next? The Brick, that's what
The retail scenery in Slave Lake keeps shifting faster than a weekly newspaper can keep up. The latest blockbuster – confirmed last week by the principals – is that The Brick furniture and appliance store is coming to town.
Dialysis unit going up soon
Construction to add a dialysis unit to the Slave Lake Healthcare Centre will start within weeks.
Alberta Infrastructure has approved extra funding to build the addition, said Bob Cable, CEO of the Aspen Regional Health Authority (RHA).
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Sports Highlights
Brandon Kilgour (l) and Bradon Harvey spar in the Northern Spirit Tae Kwon Do Championships on Apr. 9.
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Don't put leagues out of business, Bartlett says
Sports field fees are a chronic pain for the Town of Slave Lake. They’re a pain because no amount of wishful thinking along the lines of ‘cost-recovery’ has worked, or likely will.
Forestry celebration features logger sports
It’s Alberta’s 100th birthday this year, and the 75th anniversary of the Alberta Forest Service (whatever it may be called now), and Slave Lake will celebrate appropriately, or hurt itself trying.
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