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Top Stories This Week - July 06, 2005
 
Hundreds of people turned out on July 1st to watch the Canada day parade, organized by the Slave Lake and district Chamber of Commerce, march down Main Street.
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Are big footprints bigfoot prints?
Nobody wants to talk openly about the footprints found in the bush near the Blue Sky Road, 60 kilometres north of town. There’s a certain reluctance to having one’s name attached to a story about one of North America’s most enduring mysteries, the existence of Bigfoot.
Private firm takes over affordable housing project
Slave Lake might be getting 60 or 70 or maybe even 100 affordable housing units, courtesy of an Edmonton company and a federal/provincial housing program. But it’s a bit early to start jumping up and down.
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The third flight of Anglers Cup boats responds to the starters’ flare on Friday morning. Twenty minutes later the first fish was weighed in, at 5.17 lbs. See next week’s Leader for results.
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Kinuso arm wrestler a provincial champ
Lee Saitz of Kinuso is the provincial arm-wrestling champion in his weight class. Saitz, 33, beat all comers at the provincials in Ft. McMurray on June 5.
Wolves reward their best
The Slave Lake Wolves Junior ‘B’ hockey team put the finishing touches on its 2004/05 season recently with an awards banquet. It was a bit later than usual, being only about 90 days shy of the start of the next season.
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