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Top Stories This Week - Oct. 26, 2005
 
The defending provincial Sr. ‘A’ champion Slave Lake Winterhawks started their season on Saturday against Onoway. Here, Scott Lawrence scores the first goal of 2005/06.
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Town won't pay for Main St. intersection
It wasn’t unanimous, but Slave Lake Town council voted last week to not pay a portion of the cost of the Main St. – Hwy. 2 intersection redevelopment. The developer will pay 25 per cent; the province 75 per cent.
Larson wins M.D. seat by a nose
Municipal District #124 councillor-elect Lorne Larson has a knack for close races, if not close shaves. A year ago the bearded building contractor - a well-known face around Slave Lake for at least 30 years - lost a bid for a council seat in the general election by two votes. Last week he won by a slimmer margin, defeating Marilyn Richer in a by-election, 28 – 27.
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The new $30,000-plus piece of apparatus in Hilda Eben Park is proving popular with skateboarders, including Brett Auger, above, who may or may not be doing a ‘tail slide’.
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'Hawks whip 'Dogs
Senior hockey fans in Slave Lake had an idea how good the Winterhawks were. What they didn’t know was how bad the Onoway Icedogs were.
Wolves' comeback falls short in Peace River
The Slave Lake Wolves came close against the Navigators in Peace River on Friday.
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