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Top Stories This Week - May 28, 2008
 
Fort McMurray-Athabasca Member of Parliament Brian Jean (left), chats with Slave Lake Mayor Karina Pillay-Kinnee and Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo public works manager Wes Holodniuk, just prior to joining Lesser Slave Lake MLA Pearl Calahasen in announcing a joint $1.26 million Canada/Alberta Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund grant to the Slave Lake library project on behalf of their governments last week. Holodniuk was at the presentation to accept a grant of $333,332 for intersection upgrades in Fort McMurray.
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Town puts clamp on cemetery plot reservations
Slave Lake's cemetery is getting crowded. The town is looking into establishing a new one, but in the meantime, it doesn't want to get caught with no plots.
Local litter problem for all, concern for just a few?
Software developers have a saying that goes, "Garbage in, garbage out," which basically means that writing bad code will result in bad output. It's a simple lesson.
10th Ave. S.E., 4th St. N.W. on re-paving schedule
The town of Slave Lake's road re-hab program kicks in again this year. Two streets are slated to receive a facelift during the paving season - a portion of 10th Ave. S.E. and 4th St. N.W.
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Sports Highlights
The second annual "Bull-A-Rama" fundraiser brought world-class bullriding talent to Slave Lake Saturday night thanks to the local Elks chapter.
Leigh Cale of New Zealand won the night's long go-round section.
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Elks bring rodeo riot to Arctic Ice Centre
Saturday night the arena turned into the host of a wild show thanks to the local Elks chapter.
Boisvert best at Gilwood Memorial Spring Open
Joey Boisvert's 73 over 18 holes was the lowest score of the season this past weekend. Playing in the second flight, Boisvert easily topped his handicap group and bettered first flight leader John Keavenly by three strokes as well.
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