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Environmental coordinator leaving municipal government

District of Squamish environmental coordinator Fransesca Knight is leaving her position at Municipal Hall in order to return to the private sector.

Students clean up beach

Squamish Valley residents, appalled by devastation left at Anderson Beach after a Surrey grad party, were happy to see students return yesterday. "I'm glad to see that the kids took responsibility for their mess," said area resident Frank Kalous.

Arsonist on the loose

The RCMP and Squamish Fire Rescue are warning residents to keep an eye out for one or several arsonists following numerous suspicious incidents this week.

Safety concerns raised over Discovery Trail

Ray [email protected] The Squamish Trails Society (STS) has raised safety concerns over potential traffic hazards along the Discovery Trail by the Squamish Business Park.

Take part for heart and stroke

Gear up for the ride of your life, The Heart and Stroke Big Bike is greased, oiled and ready to roll into Squamish for another great year on Thursday, June 21.

Free wheeling for a cause

Wheelchair athlete Kristen McBride is determined to make all local amenities accessible to chair-bound residents, and to make her goal a reality she'll represent Squamish in the Rick Hansen Wheels in Motion fundraiser Sunday, June 10.

Spotted owl down to 25 specimens

With only an estimated 25 B.C.

What was old, is new again

Only the long-time Squamish Days Loggers Sports fans will remember the truck rodeo, an event that hasn't been held at the festival for 13 years.

District ponders CN suit

CN Rail may soon be facing a second suit over the August 2005 derailment that resulted in thousands of litres of caustic soda spilling into the Cheakamus River.

Waterfront Landing inches forward

Downtown Squamish may finally be on its way toward a much-anticipated transformation.