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(Submitted photo/City of P.A.) The city allocated $100,000 for the new playground in this years budget, plus $30,000 for additional items like benches and new lighting. The Crescent Acres site was among four identified as top priorities for replacement in a 2019 inventory of the city’s playgrounds. While the Lions Park playground in West Flat was replaced last year, the play structure at Little Red River Park has already been removed and will be replaced as part of the Rotary Adventure Park planned there. Yeaman said the Rotary Adventure Park is in the final stages of design and will hopef...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Prince Albert's Jody Foy and David Girardi are collaborating to make Harley's House a reality. They hope to build three transitional homes across the province in three years. (Jayda Noyes/Daily Herald) The Prince Albert non profit with a plan to build the Harley’s House youth home is looking to engage the community through the creation of a community garden in the West Flat. They see the Harley’s Garden as a way to connect to the community before construction of the semi independent transitional housing project begins. “The garden is a way for us to create cer...

Residents eager to pitch-in at annual community clean-up Bernard Peterson tosses a bag of garbage into one of several bins at the Ward 3 drop-off location as part of the annual community clean-up. -- Jason Kerr/Daily Herald COVID-19 has presented a lot of challenges in Prince Albert, but it hasn’t damped the enthusiasm for the annual community clean-up. First started by Coun. Charlene Miller as the Ward 2 clean-up, the annual event has expanded across the City in recent years, and now includes Wards 2, 3, 4 and 7. “Everybody wanted to participate this year and a few more wards came on boa...

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 proposal from the Department of Planning and Development on Monday allowing developers to submit an ex...