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Woodstove owners urged to make the switch

The Sea to Sky Clean Air Society is urging Sea to Sky Corridor residents to trade in their old woodstoves for newer, more efficient models. Until Dec.
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Input key to successful economic initiative: McRae

Strengthening local businesses the first step, new co-ordinator says
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Erickson calls it a career

Relationships with 'partners' key to future superintendent's success, retiring administrator says
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Squamish, SLRD receive provincial funding

Squamish is receiving a total of $330,110 and the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) $162,383 as part of the B.C. government's $91 million Strategic Community Investment Fund, government officials announced on Wednesday (July 6).
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Logging firms weather changes

Squamish Mills requests return to 1080s standing green export method
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Turf dialogue set for July 19

Briefs from Tuesday's regular DOS council meeting
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Sager succeeds in Squamish

Sager succeeds in Squamish

American rider wins day six of the B.C. Bike Race
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Motorcyclist faces drug charge after cocaine found

Weekly briefs from the Squamish RCMP
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Rosser golden in Quebec World Cup race

Squamish rider finishes first in Mont Ste-Anne junior women's event
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Invasive species tour, weed pull set

The Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council (SSISC) is inviting those interested in learning more about invasive plant species, or in helping with the effort to eradicate them, to a pair of events in Squamish next week.
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