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Breakfast Club axes golf tourney

Group still busy raising cash for D.A.R.E. program
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Mamquam waterfront project moves forward

Project a first step in kick-starting oceanfront development, Race says
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Squamish Nation membership amended

Two of five referendum measures gain approval
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Brackendale traffic concerns discussed

District gathering input into safety of key intersection, nearby school zone
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Hit-and-run probed

Weekly briefs from the Squamish RCMP
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Larson, Louie named to Quest board

Quest University this week welcomed two new faces to its board of governors. Mary Jo Larson, a lawyer with the firm Warner Norcross and Judd LLP, and Stuart D. Louie, a member of the leadership team for B.C.
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Voter registration underway

Conservatives, Greens still lack candidates in West Vancouver-Sea to Sky riding
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Parks and rec plan adopted

SVEA backs document after officials agree to keep riding ring where it is
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Seniors housing classification changing

Five-year lobbying effort on utility rates yields results
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Government Road traffic to be discussed

District of Squamish engineering staff will be in attendance at a meeting tonight (Thursday, April 4) to discuss public perceptions about traffic along Government Road.
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