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As part of its attempt to build a composting customer base, Carney's Waste Systems treated a bunch of local business people to breakfast.

As part of its attempt to build a composting customer base, Carney's Waste Systems treated a bunch of local business people to breakfast.

Pink slips to be given soon to 19 more staff Todd Lawson Food service workers at Squamish General Hospital and Hilltop House will soon be looking elsewhere for jobs.

Those who packed into the Brackendale Art Gallery last Saturday (Jan. 10) experienced a rare and special treat. Robert Bateman took us on a journey of slide visuals and commentary, as he related about his art, nature and his concerns for mankind.

It is good to know Hilltop House is open again and that the residents who suffered from the flu are now feeling much better. Hopefully the monthly birthday party on Wednesday (Jan. 21) at 2 p.m. will lift their spirits too.

Paul Joseph Wucherer, the man charged in connection with the death of Manfred Stewart, was sentenced last month to three years and two months in jail - but will be out in eight months.

More details emerged this week of the Sea to Sky University's fundraising initiatives. Peter Ufford, the Sea to Sky University (SSU) project leader, said on Monday (Jan.

It is good to know Hilltop House is open again and that the residents who suffered from the flu are now feeling much better. Hopefully the monthly birthday party on Wednesday (Jan. 21) at 2 p.m. will lift their spirits too.

Despite a weak finish, Squamish had its hottest year ever in real estate in 2003, according to statistics from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV).

The Select Committee on Outdoor Recreation made a bold move this week. The committee decided at its regular meeting on Tuesday (Jan. 13) to recommend that council create a new position and hire someone to spearhead local outdoor recreation issues.