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Top Stories This Week - June 25, 2008
 
RCMP Const. Kelly Brown and a couple of young flagbearers led a parade through Slave Lake on June 21, to begin the festivities marking National Aboriginal Day. The celebraton, including food and entertainment, continued in Schurter park.
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Old town landmark goes up in smoke
A piece of Slave Lake history went up in flames last week.
Fifty years of baseball
At age 65, Elmer Kreutzer is into his 51 year of playing senior men's baseball in Slave Lake, and apparently loving every minute of it.
Twenty charged in cocaine bust
Slave Lake RCMP wrapped up a six-month long drug investigation last week, and the results are impressive. Twenty people face charges of trafficking, according to a June 20 news release.
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The rooster tails of the big boats tearing off for their chosen fishing spots show up in the distance as the boat in the eight o'clock flight at the Angler's Cup heads out on the first day of competition. This little boat wisely let all the big boys get out of the way first.
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Boxers to fight in Quebec Cup
Two fighters from the Slave Lake Boxing Club fought their way on to the provincial team and will be plying their trade in Montreal this week.
Eight teams advance in provincial floor curling
Slave lake played host to floor curlers from around the province on June 13 and 14. Twenty-four teams representing most of the zones of Alberta took part - 96 players in all.
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