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Top Stories This Week - June 7, 2006
 
The ribbon cutting and official opening would come later, but at a salute to builders, architects, department reps and community volunteers last week, members of the Lesser Slaver Lake Bird Observatory unveiled a new stewardship award, naming long-time promoters and volunteers Bob Deacon and Ronda Groom as the first recipients of the award. Making the presentation, Parks promotional person June Markwart applauded the couple for volunteering countless hours, days, weeks, months and years toward ensuring the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation would become a reality.
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Chamber of Commerce not broke
The good news is that Slave Lake’s Chamber of Commerce is not broke. And the very good news is that its coffers are brimming with bucks – sort of.
No more warnings for trespassing says community constable
Community Constable Paul Mulholland wants you to know that there will soon be no more warnings issued for walking on the railway track. He’s giving people a few days after this printing to read the article before violators are ticketed for trespassing.
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Sports Highlights
Mikayla Rayfus sails over the bar in the high jump. She and the rest of E.G. Wahlstrom School commandeered the track at Roland Michener School for their track and field day on Wednesday, May 31.
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Golfing with celebrities
It’s been in the planning and creation stages for several years, and next month the long-awaited Back Nine at the Gilwood Golf and Country Club will officially open.
Senior men’s ball underway, observes Edmonton’s run in the finals
After some wet weather at the beginning of the schedule, the South Shore Senior Men’s Baseball League is off and running. League spokesperson Harry Bartlett delivers the score.
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