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Top Stories This Week - Oct. 17, 2007
 
Len LeBlanc shuts the door on the live fire unit, during the Slave Lake fire department’s open house on Oct. 9.
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Pillay-Kinnee returned as Slave Lake mayor
Incumbent Slave Lake mayor Karina Pillay-Kinnee earned re-election on Oct. 15. She defeated challenger Chris Jones by 201 votes – 731 – 530.
'It's been around since the beginning of mankind'
The M.D. of Lesser Slave River is caught on the horns of a dilemma. It has to do with random camping and the problem it is becoming in some spots.
French fracas aside, St. Mary's makes the grade
Sometimes you can’t see a forest for the trees.
It is perhaps a good thing that St. Mary of the Lake school let the dust settle before having their school profile hit the newsstands.
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Count it. Brent Blachford, right, celebrates the first goal for the game for the Winterhawks in their season opener vs. Lamont
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Winterhawks take it on the chin from Lamont
A talented opponent plus a little rust added up to a season-opening loss for the Slave Lake Winterhawks on Saturday. Facing the leaque champion Lamont Bruins, the 'Hawks had their chances, but didn't have the answer for Lamont's speed and puck control game.
Wolves win on the road
The new-look Slave Lake won two games on the weekend. Both were one-goal victories on the road against Beaverlodge and Dawson Creek.
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