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Files for the week of Jun 01 to Jun 08 Total 187 This week Squamish Detachment received; 09 - Abandoned 911 calls 31 - Erratic driving complaints 17 - False Alarms 01 - Impaired Driving complaints and issued 6 - 24 hr driving suspensions Shell break-
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School grade split off table

School board compiling master list of options to deal with enrolment issues
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Council won't amend smoking bylaw

Petitions and complaints not enough to sway council's dedication to smoking bylaw
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A currency to call our own

Squamish Dollars to increase local spending and instil community spirit
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Family wants M Creek memorials replaced

Commemoration of 9 people killed in 1982 highway washout removed during construction
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Climber survives 10-metres fall on Chief

Squamish Search and Rescue volunteers save climber from multi-pitch trail
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Residents near proposed Triack woodwaste treatment site concerned

Fire protection, water supply and road usage are some of the concerns Ring Creek community have about the project
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New online carpool service launched

A Squamish-based technology startup is aiming to change driving behaviour by making it easier, safer and more convenient for people to share rides. Young local Internet company, Skwez Technology Corp.
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McNab Valley gravel mine project launched

Calgary-based BURNCO Rock Products Ltd., a ready-mix concrete company, is proposing to build a sand and gravel mine in McNab Valley, west of Port Mellon.
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Taking steps towards affordable housing

Residents and affordable housing specialists could help address issues
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