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City seeking proposals to develop former Angus Merasty School site in West Hill

Prince Albert Daily Herald The future of the site of the former Angus Merasty School, seen here in this file photo from 2019, was the subject of discussion at Monday’s executive committee meeting. -- Jason Kerr/Daily Herald The debate over whether to sell the former Angus Merasty School site to a private developer or leave it in City hands began at city council on Monday, although Mayor Greg Dionne cautioned residents that discussions were still in the very early stages. Council approved a pr...
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City of P.A. highlights activities for safe holiday fun

A new inventory of recreational activities aims to provide ideas for family fun this holiday season, all while abiding by provincial COVID-19 guidelines and health orders. The list, which includes 13 toboggan hills, indoor and outdoor rinks, walking trails, virtual cooking activities and more, was released by the City of Prince Albert Friday. It has been added to the P.A. Together at Home webpage that was created earlier this year. “We hear a lot about what we cannot do these days,” Communi...
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Concerns about speeding on Crescent Acres street

Residents of a Crescent Acres street are worried about cars driving dangerously fast in the area, and data from a new speed monitoring sign appears to add weight to their concerns. Ward councillor Blake Edwards told Monday night’s council meeting the speed limit on Barton Drive is 40 km/hr, but the speed monitoring sign placed on the street registered drivers going much faster. “I was shocked one of the vehicles was going 118 km/hr,” he told council. “That’s disgusting.” Edwards s...
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