While most children will probably never have the opportunity of going into space, youngsters can now have the pleasure of skating on and over space aliens, spaceships, stars and planets at the ATB Financial Leisure Ice at the Dow Centre. On late Friday afternoon, the brightly painted art work of the outer space world...
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Perhaps there is a particular topic that many in the community, and possibly for that matter at the city council level, hope they will never have to contemplate seriously, let alone have discussions or debates about. I have said it is was a topic, but it would probably be more appropriate to say that...
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Today, we’re setting up our Christmas tree. To most people that’s not a big deal, but to others, well, it’s the ultimate expression of the season’s creativity! It’s for sure, a simpler task if you like the “Charlie Brown” look, but for those of us where everything has to be symmetrical, where the colors...
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Amidst the toils of conflict and the fires of war, men have shown both true compassion and the epitome of true evil. Through selfless acts of self sacrifice, man has shown its true colors and proven itself to be a force of goodwill and friendship. However, likewise, we have shown ourselves to be ruthless...
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After graduating at the top of her class this summer, and serving as Class Valedictorian, Fort High graduate Sarah Budd looks poised to continue her academic success. Currently half way through her first year at the University of Alberta, Sarah is enrolled in the innovative Science 100 program — a multidisciplinary approach to completing...
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PET OF THE WEEK “SHELBY” Shelby is an 11-year-old Norwegian Forest cat, who considers herself to be her human family’s home security system. In addition to protecting the house, Shelby enjoys carrying on conversations with people, showing off how high she can jump, and sorting her cat toys by color. To nominate a pet...
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This week, Shell Theatre will host two Christmas musical performances. Friday, December 17, 2010 will see the return of Brett Kissel, the youngest ever CCMA (Canadian Country Music Association) nominee. This will be his 3rd annual Christmas concert, and will feature Kissel along with special guest Russel deCarle of Prairie Oyster. The performance is...
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Operation Red Nose completed another successful weekend on December 10th and 11th, delivering over fifty people and twenty vehicles safely home. Although Operation Red Nose is not operating in Edmonton this year, the Fort Saskatchewan crew continues to offer rides home for residents of Fort Saskatchewan, Bruderheim and surrounding communities. Rides to Sherwood Park,...
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Goodies were served, music was played, and area residents had a wonderfully enjoyable experience this past Wednesday at the Dow Centennial Centre’s Enchanted Forest Celebration. Sponsored by Shell, Sherritt, and Sharper Image, the event made for a “very charming evening,” according to the City of Fort Saskatchewan’s acting Culture Director, Diane Yanch. Music was...
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On December 8th, 2010 at 4:10 P.M., the Fort Saskatchewan R.C.M.P. responded to an armed robbery complaint from Richard’s Donair and Sub located at 10404-99 Avenue. The suspect produced a knife and demanded money. The suspect was described as a short and thin caucasian female, wearing a white hoodie with the hood pulled over...
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