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Garbage left on Anderson Beach after the May long weekend has residents of the area fuming over the mess they are left with to clean up.

18-year-old makes it seven for byelection race Jane Emerick [email protected] With a new haircut and a fresh perspective, 18-year-old David Clarkson is ready to take on the challenge of running for Squamish council in the June 24 byelection.

Council passed a motion to award Aquatec Construction Ltd. a $546,213 tender to complete the Powerhouse Springs project delivering approximately 120 litres of water per second in three new wells.

It seems the campaign to represent West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country in Ottawa never stopped for Conservative Party candidate of record John Weston.

Squamish firefighters will know a lot more about what they're getting into on their next fire call thanks to some new high-tech equipment.

SODC director, environmental advocate to challenge on Gardner, McLennan, Patterson Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

Problems for Britannia Beach resident Harry Sanders began in 2004 and two years later the 81-year-old war veteran is without power and unable to live in the trailer he calls home. As a former employee of the B.C.

Debate continues in Squamish over a proposed independent power project (IPP) in the Ashlu River.

Downtown residents will finally get the recycling depot many have demanded for over a year - but not without a little controversy.

A long enough grace period for new postal codes to take effect for Squamish residents will prevent wasted stationary and extra costs to taxpayers.