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Program in Powell River promotes youth volunteerism

Program in Powell River promotes youth volunteerism

Volunteer Powell River enters third year delivering Youth 20/20 Can
Book by Powell River author tackles questions about the universe

Book by Powell River author tackles questions about the universe

10 years of research leads to publishing debut for Dr. John Bennett
Anti-racism network provides funds for Powell River projects

Anti-racism network provides funds for Powell River projects

Lift Community Services granted $15,000 for local initiatives
Kicking the Clutter: Psychological obstacles that contribute to cluttered spaces

Kicking the Clutter: Psychological obstacles that contribute to cluttered spaces

When we keep too much stuff and memories from the past, we have very little time or energy to live in the present... ~ Ranka Burzan
Three school trustees elected in Powell River

Three school trustees elected in Powell River

Brendan Behan, Jaclyn Miller and Rob Hill will sit on School District 47 board of education
Memoirs of a pandemic wedding in Powell River

Memoirs of a pandemic wedding in Powell River

Dealing with the shifting situation didn’t make it easy, but it went off without a hitch
Powell River Public Library to open pop-up for limited browsing

Powell River Public Library to open pop-up for limited browsing

Service will have small collection of materials; Restoration work after flood has left little access
Farmers' market set to reopen in Powell River

Farmers' market set to reopen in Powell River

Manager says operations will follow provincial COVID-19 guidelines
AstraZeneca benefits outweigh risk, say Powell River health professionals

AstraZeneca benefits outweigh risk, say Powell River health professionals

Research shows risk of developing a blood clot is four in one million
Let’s Talk Trash: Five eco mythbusters

Let’s Talk Trash: Five eco mythbusters

Today we take a look at five common myths when it comes to managing objects at the end of their lives