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Top Stories This Week - June 18, 2008
 
Bagpiper Ross MacDonald and two RCMP members lead a group of cancer survivors in the ‘victory lap’ to start off the Relay for Life at Northern Lakes College on June 13.
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Yellowknee gets 16 years, but dangerous offender label doesn't stick
The man whose sentencing hearing stood to change the landscape of Canadian jurisprudence was finally handed his sentence, as well as his offender status on June 12.
Town looks at photo laser traffic enforcement system
Something called ‘automated traffic enforcement technology’ may be coming to Slave Lake. Town council listened to a pitch last week by a company that provides ‘photo laser’ service – which is along the lines of photo radar, but better, they said.
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Sports Highlights
Trudy Stephens, left, lets a shot go in the provincial floor curling championships, held at the Pioneer Drop-In Centre in Slave Lake on Friday and Saturday last week. Also on the line are Carol Schiller of Flatbush and Joan Willard of Valleyview. Waiting her turn is Leona Pollard, among others.
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Demolition derby definitely a 'go'
Mark Sept. 6 on your calendars, demolition derby fans. That’s the square on the calendar that organizers of the Widewater Demolition Derby have designated for the revived version of that event.
Dirt bikers converge on Slave Lake
Slave Lake played host to one of the biggest moto-cross events it’s seen on June 7 and 8. There were 450 entries in Round 1 of the Alberta Provincial Moto-cross Series at the Flat Top track south of town.
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