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Squamish FM Looking for Volunteers

We are seeking a wide variety of content for Squamish FM, says Craig Daviduik (above).

Squamish FM, a community radio station, is looking for volunteers.

People

Tim Hoskin Has His Work Cut Out

Tim Hoskin has a lot to do as the new director of recreation service.

New in Town

Michael Gunn, Nadi Shi, Sasha and Avri Row

To move here, this couple uprooted themselves completely from Vancouver.

Pets

King of the Home, Missing

Simba was lost in August, but Jacqueline is still holding hope he will be found.

Jacqueline Semour is still hoping for Simba to come back home.

Faith and Belief

Back to the Garden

Can religion recover its roots, Margaret Atwood wonders in this essay.

Aiming for Waterfowl

“It’s like a skier wanting to see more snow,” Mike Wallace said of the desire to hunt for waterfowl in the estuary.

It’s been little over five years since the district repealed a bylaw to restrict hunting to shooting ranges, but for more than half of Rod and Gun Club members who are hunters, the desire to hunt in the estuary still lingers.

“I offered it a day care, to a school, to a church, but it just didn’t work out,” Hutchison said of the office space in Amblepath.

Hutchison Wants Residential Rezoning for Amblepath Office

Developer Michael Hutchison wants the district to rezone a commercial building in the Amblepath subdivision to residential again.
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Toys, Tupperware, and Tiaras

It was a snowy Friday night after a long week of working, tending to the kids, and managing the house; the perfect night, one would think, to curl up in the flannels with a nice warm cup of tea.
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Time Will Reveal Truth, Says Expelled Chamber Member

A former member of Squamish Chamber of Commerce who was expelled last year denied all allegations levelled at him in a short press release on Friday.
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These planning sessions with the staff are 'critical' for developing an integrated team, Mayor Rob Kirkham said.

Council, Senior Staff, Embark on a Two-Day, Bowen Island Retreat

The party will stay at The Lodge at The Old Dorm, a bed and breakfast facility. The cost for such a trip last year came out to $3,500.
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Ed Alder of the Squamish Dirt Bike Association working on the Blindside Connector Trail, part of the network of trails that would be affected by the Skookum Creek project. (Ted Tempany photo)

Council Supports Skookum Creek Power Project, with Some Conditions

With Coun. Bryan Raiser opposed, the council resolved to write a letter of support for the project to the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources.
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