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Mom changes 'herstory'

Mom changes 'herstory'

I've often found inspiration in the things I read, but nowadays most of my reading is stuff I find on the Internet.
Not exactly 'natural'

Not exactly 'natural'

EDITOR, It is time to stop calling gas from fracking operations "natural." This is a Liquefied Fracked Gas (LFG) proposal, and LFG is as dangerous to climate stability as coal.
'Appalled' by charges

'Appalled' by charges

EDITOR, I'm appalled by the cost of bank charges. There are increases in the bank's service charges on an ongoing basis. I have been a member with several of the different local banks and credit unions.
So foul and fair an act

So foul and fair an act

I've started to wonder what happened to the Canada that I grew up in.
'Appalled' by charges

'Appalled' by charges

EDITOR, I'm appalled by the cost of bank charges. There are increases in the bank's service charges on an ongoing basis. I have been a member with several of the different local banks and credit unions.
Embracing change

Embracing change

In a few years, the 2013-'14 school year might well be remembered as one in which Squamish-area parents and the Sea to Sky School District embraced change in a big way. Last spring, the district a new five-year strategic plan.
The bargain of CNG

The bargain of CNG

EDITOR, People in general don't know the tremendous bargain, domestic advantage and job creator CNG could be, if they would get involved, using the now-available gas and demanding, especially for CNG, to be readily available throughout Canada, at low
The dolphins' 'message'

The dolphins' 'message'

EDITOR, On Saturday (March 15), I went to Nexen Beach and had the pleasure of witnessing the large pod of visiting dolphins as they jumped and splashed their way up and down the channel.
Smell ya later, folks

Smell ya later, folks

Move over email and say sayonara to text messages.
Tension on the water

Tension on the water

On March 4, a group of Squamish residents concerned about safety, security and esthetics along the Mamquam Blind Channel gathered along the oceanfront to show the owner of a rusty, 200-foot-long former U.S.