Kevin Berger is a local journalist based in Westlock, Canada. He has written for various publications including Nautilus Magazine, Okotoks Western Wheel, St. Paul Journal, Airdrie City View Ltd, Mountain View Today, and St. Albert Gazette. Kevin's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local news, sports, and important issues affecting the region.
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After 18 years of covering the news in the Westlock area, it's time to call it quits
R.F. Staples student headed to Canada Cup at end of July and Carol Patterson nationals in August
Partnership with Rupertsland Institute will work with local teachers to modify lesson plans and offer classroom tools starting in 2024-2025 school year
Municipality is working with Edmonton-based firm to streamline process of applying for fire permits
Understanding that memories are interpretations can transform you.
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Terry Jenson elected to second term in the Saskatchewan Legislature.
By: Kevin Berger
On the verge of stepping down as the Reeve of the RM of Corman Park, a position she has held for the past 12 years, Judy Harwood is left wondering
With his career in provincial politics now definitively over, incoming RM of Corman Park reeve Joe Hargrave says he is eager to utilize his experience and provincial connections to serve
Significant shakeup to 11-member board of education after Nov. 13 vote. Kevin Berger / Local Journalism Initiative Reporter / Clark's Crossing Gazette
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