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June is one of the most magical months for us to show the wonders of the cosmos to aspiring ‘polar fleece astronomers’.

Dear editor, Please accept this letter as one of clarification on certain comments with respect to the funds allocated for the annual Canada Day fireworks display and most importantly their source.

Cutline: The Jasper Bantam Bears made it to the final of a fastball tournament last weekend in Edson.

Dear editor, Re: May 17, 2018, letter to the editor from Marie-France Miron Public concerns regarding a possible forest fire in Jasper and support for the Municipality doing what they can to mitigate fire impacts are an important part of a community

Marie-France Miron started a Facebook group in Jasper in May. Parks fire protest postponed Dear editor, Mr.

Faith Craig Gilbert | [email protected] Genocide. End of story, start of conversation. The Jasper Yellowhead Museum and Archives opens a month-long exhibit that those in the know say is a first in terms of subject matter.

Dear editor, The information in the (letter) of May 17 in the Fitzhugh is bang on. Parks have the authority to do a lot more than what they are doing.

Craig Gilbert | [email protected] A pair of women stand with one foot suspended over the crosswalk at Miette Avenue and Connaught Drive, turned into a technicolor marvel by Bob Bush Contracting on May 27.

Jasper Youth Act Out Theatre staged its finale on May 22 at The Stand Easy. Artistic director Bianca Guiliano led the class through two short plays, Happily Ever After by Jon Boustead and Gremlin Outbreak Survival Skills by D.M. Larson.

Craig Gilbert | [email protected] Jasper’s Stephen Nelson is heading straight for the Heart of Darkness. That’s not an exaggeration. In fact it might be an understatement.