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Squamish's infamous log books might be put on display next month.

It's not your typical front-yard project.

The search to replace Ted Nebbeling will begin later this month, according to the West-Vancouver Garibaldi MLA. Nebbeling, who has represented the riding for the B.C.

Are you giving your kids a boost? Chances are you're not, according to a new study - and public health nurses with Coast Garibaldi Health want you to start.

All those Harry Potter fans out there know that today (June 4) the third book in the Harry Potter series, The Prisoner of Azkaban, is becoming a movie, and will be playing in theaters everywhere.

When she left Squamish for a six-month volunteer tour-of-duty in India and Africa, Tracy Curley didn't know what to expect.

For an institution that banks its continued success on nature and the outdoors, the flood of 2003 could be seen as some form of cruel irony for the North Vancouver Outdoor School (NVOS).

Those who opposed a bingo hall at the entrance to downtown won the day. The rezoning application for the gaming centre that was proposed for Cleveland Avenue next to Club Flex was withdrawn, according to the proponent.

The annual Hilltop House Support Society's garage sale is Saturday (May 29) from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. There will also be a bake sale, craft sale and home-baked butterhorns and coffee will be available.

Lonsdale, Sutherland spar as council approves deal John French Chief Staff Writer The final signatures went onto the Nexen land transfer agreement this week and that means the only thing that can hold up the deal at this point is the voters of Squami