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Tree falling shocks residents

Residents were shocked to discover last week that a swath of trees have been cleared along Government Road and the Spit."Some of the trees I measured 15 ft.

No 2010 travel restrictions: VANOC

Squamish residents will be able to travel freely on the Sea to Sky Highway during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, VANOC director of community relations Maureen Douglas told a group of about 100 residents assembled at Quest University on Monday (Sep

School football season saved

When the Howe Sound Secondary School Sounders football team was stripped of their equipment it looked like the season was over.

Athletes at core of Squamish Spirit

Six of 15 colourful prints depicting some of the town's high-calibre athletes were showcased at this week's District of Squamish council meeting Tuesday (Sept. 16), launching the Best of Squamish Awareness Program (BOSAP).

Deputy administrator resigns

The man widely credited with getting the Adventure Centre off the ground tendered his resignation this week, according to a surprise announcement by Mayor Ian Sutherland during the District of Squamish council meeting Tuesday (Sept. 16).

Drug ties oust NDP candidate

Facing increasing scrutiny over his extensive connections to marijuana and other drugs, federal West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country NDP candidate Dana Larsen has pulled out of the election this week.

Council hopeful confirms campaign

One more candidate has stepped into the fray for a run at District of Squamish municipal council this week, and two more are expected to throw their hats in the ring soon.

Stinker of an idea

It hasn't even happened yet, but the District of Squamish's plan to reduce garbage pickup to bi-weekly service from weekly already stinks.

Council candidates come forward

Three more names were added to the list of residents vying for a seat on District of Squamish council this week.

Teen's summer jazzed up

This summer, Squamish teen Emily Hails had the unique opportunity to participate in the Comox Youth Music Camp, a well-known music camp in Comox, B.C., thanks to the efforts of the Squamish Rotary Club.Hails, 15, was one of 50 students from B.C.
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