Loose Ends Column – by Carol Livingstone – Talking Out Loud

If you see me talking to myself please don’t call the padded cell people.

I’m just following the sage advice of scientific researchers who claim that hearing an object’s name can improve our effectiveness in searching for said object, should it be lost.

Ryley students hold 30-hour fast for world hunger relief

Ryley students hold 30-hour fast for world hunger relief

This year, 15 students at Ryley School had a chance to be part of an eye-opening fasting fund-raising experience.

Ryley 30-Hour Famine participants began their fast for the hungry Thursday April 26th at 7:30 a.m. and ended April 27th at 2:30 p.m.

Fenske defeats stubbs to win Fort Saskatchewan/Vegreville: Pre-election polls, controversial candidates let down upstart Wildrose

BY MICHELLE PINON
Editor

Despite predictions of a possible Wildrose majority in pre-election polls, Albertans gave an overwhelming majority of their votes to the PC Party during yesterday’s election.

Joining PC leader Alison Redford, the first female to be elected Premier in the 107 year history of the province, will be Jacquie Fenske, who will be representing the constituents of Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville.