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Continuing Education at Capilano College is moving in a new direction this term with the addition of a program for kids that helps deal with learning frustrations.

Mobile homes have nowhere to go if land is rezoned John French [email protected] Hundreds of residents in Squamish's mobile home parks are being warned they could be next to be evicted if a local trailer park is allowed to change its use.

When you call 911 to report a fire you expect firefighters to arrive as soon as possible - but for residents in some parts of the Squamish Valley, there is no guarantee that help will be dispatched.

It's coming in pennies (and sometimes toonies) at a time - but the efforts of local children are adding up to help those affected by the tsunami in South Asia.

Briefs from the District of Squamish council meeting Tuesday, Feb.

The Squamish Public Library is lightening your wallet - but you can keep your money.

Four people from Squamish are organizing a relationship building and reconnaissance mission to Sri Lanka. The three top organizers of the Squamish Humanity Village Project are leaving for Squamish's adopted village of Wanduruppuwa on Saturday (Feb.

Joan Forry and Shane and Nikki Sanderson see an awful lot of each other on a regular basis. That's because they're all in the food business - Forry with the Squamish Food Bank and the Sandersons as the owner/operators of Squamish's MarketPlace IGA.

This evening (Feb. 4) the audience at the Eagle Eye Theatre will settle in for a wonderful concert featuring the distinguished pianist Robert Silverman, in Squamish courtesy of the Howe Sound Performing Arts Association. The concert begins at 8 p.m.

The results are in and the West Coast Railway Heritage Park set new records in 2004 in every facet of its operations.