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Top Stories This Week - January 24, 2007
 
Work continues on the new Tiger Calcium building in the Mitsue Industrial Park, following a fire last year that pretty much destroyed the old shop. The company expects the work to be completed in a month or two.
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Four projects, 370 homes
Slave Lake’s housing crunch should be severely put to the test this year. If all goes as planned, construction will at least begin – and possibly finish – on four large housing developments, bringing around 370 homes onto the market.
Tolko joist plant not going here
Sturgeon County is the winner in the latest Tolko sweepstakes – otherwise known as ‘who will get the next Tolko mill.’ Tolko announced last week that it would build a $35 million I-joist plant near Edmonton, in a Sturgeon County industrial park just northeast of the city.
Area man gets 54 months for sexual assault
Phil Lokken, defense counsel for a 34-year-old man who pleaded guilty to repeatedly assaulting his stepdaughter over the course of several years said his case was a difficult one and was relieved his client spared the victim the anguish and embarrassment of a trial.
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Taylor Riddoch, left, of the Slave Lake Bantam ‘AA’ Sabres was denied on this shot by the Athabasca goalie in Saturday’s game at the Arctic Ice Centre. However, the Sabres won the game 8 - 3.
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‘Hawks get the job done
The last time the Lamont Bruins were in town they made the hometown Winterhawks look bad. Or maybe the ‘Hawks made themselves look bad, but when the Bruins came to town on Sunday it was a different scenario.
Atom Aces keep winning, move on in provincial play
The Slave Lake Atom ‘B’ Aces got off to a great start in provincial playdowns, beating a Peace River team 15 – 0 on Jan. 20.
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