Opinion

An annual fun event each year is the Summer Jam with a definite Caribbean theme including music, limbo contests, face painting, great food and contest giveaways.

I hadn't learned to use it yet when, in 1973, Johnny Carson caused a toilet paper panic in the United States.

EDITOR, Squamish CAN is starting a social enterprise, CAN Farm.

I rented a movie the other night, but it wasn't until later that evening when I went to watch it that I discovered it wasn't the Bourne Identity-type flick I had selected off the shelf in the store.

EDITOR,I am appalled at the large pro-HST signs that have been on display for weeks in the windows of the publicly owned Adventure Centre.

Only Greg Gardner knows for sure why he is kissing the big chair at muni hall goodbye, after three short years on the job.

EDITOR,I have never felt compelled to write a letter to the editor before but my many recent conversations with friends, news from the community and other letters propelled me to it this time.

Greg Gardner was first elected to the District of Squamish's council in a 2006 byelection, called after popular Coun. Ray Peters lost his long struggle with cancer. Both times he ran for office, Gardner was the clear winner.

EDITOR, I would like to commend David Burke on his editorial, "Muzzling the experts" (Chief, July 29).

It's that time again for the annual Mini Rail Days at the West Coast Railway Heritage Park on Sunday (Aug. 7) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., when three or more visiting engines will be operating for your enjoyment. The mini-rail rides are $3.