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Top Stories This Week - August 20, 2008
 
Brian ‘Killer B’ Keller got a royal send-off on Aug. 8 when the Slave Lake Winterhawks put on a ball-hockey game in his honour at the Hilda Eben Park rink. Presenting him with going away presents of jerseys and a plaque were Winterhawks Keith Sinclair, Shawn Gramlich and Kyle Hansen. Keller served for many years as the trainer for the Winterhawks and before that for the Jr. ‘B’ Wolves. The plaque reads: ‘Thanks for all the hard work and dedication through the years.’ Brian is off to college in Fairview.
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Line break knocks out Telus service to 325 homes
A big chunk of southeast Slave Lake had no Telus service for part of last week, after a construction crew cut a buried cable.
Metis election has some drama
On Sept. 2, Metis people of voting age go to the polls to elect new leaders, both provincially and in each of the six regions that make up the Metis Nation of Alberta (MNA).
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The Stumpjumpers, left to right: Kerry, Henri Soulodre, Kris Heemeryck, George Duffy and Todd Bailey.
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Death Race Stumpjumpers 42nd in first attempt
Competing in the Canadian Death Race in Grande Cache for the first time, a local group did quite well.
Smith girl wins silver at Indigenous Games
As of Thursday last week, Montana Cardinal of Smith had more medals than the entire Canadian Olympic team in Beijing. Cardinal, a 15-year-old high school student didn’t have an Olympic medal, but her silver from the North American Indigenous Games is pretty special.
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Commercial vehicle inspection branch brings the heat
A joint enforcement effort that included commercial vehicle inspectors, carrier services investigators and Alberta Sheriffs made real headway during a two day blitz between August 12 and 13., at the weigh station east of Slave Lake.
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