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Volunteers needed for expanding Test of Metal

Sylvie Paillard [email protected] Test of Metal organizers are extending an invitation to all residents to participate in the community's largest annual event.

Still Going Strong

All three of Glenn's and my children married American's and after being scattered in farther flung places in the world, all are now in their middle years (won't they love me for saying that?)settled along the west coast; this means we get to visit qu

Thieves steal solar highway sign

Briefs from the Squamish RCMP: Squamish RCMP are looking for information regarding the theft of a solar-powered sign from Hwy 99 on Jan. 16. Cpl. Dave Ritchie of the local detachment said sometime between midnight and 4 a.m.

Nothing's too good for the kids

Sylvie Paillard [email protected] A generous donation from a woodworker will help spread joy this month to local kids.

Citizen, Business Person of Year nominees named

Sylvie Paillard [email protected] Squamish residents have chosen their best and brightest, and the nominees are in for Businessperson of the Year and Citizen of the Year.

Schools, school board allot extra funding

Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

Getting plastered at the library

Steven Hill [email protected] If getting plastered is your idea of fun, head to the Squamish Public Library this weekend for two days worth of a plaster mask making workshop.

Still Going Strong

Technologically, this is a first for the Chief's seniors' column: the copy is being sent in to the Squamish offices from Portland, Oregon where Glenn and I are babysitting our new little granddaughter.

Avalanche takes 'bright light' of climbing community

Residents and climbers remember 'amazing teacher' Sylvie Paillard spaillard@squamishchief.

District seeks to buy Forest District office

Steven Hill [email protected] The District of Squamish is looking to borrow $2.7 million to buy the former Squamish Forest District Office and land. Squamish council voted Jan. 10 to approve first three readings of a bylaw to borrow $2,772,668.
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