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Crimestoppers: January 26, 2011

Week of January 17 to 24, 2011 Total calls for service = 95 Impaired driving = 9 Assaults = 3 Break and enters = 1 Thefts = 7 Mischief = 4 1.
Fighting helps bring peace of mind

Fighting helps bring peace of mind

Michael Hill starts professional MMA career with a win

Quick Peaks: January 26, 2011

Pile driving City of Powell River council awarded a contract for pile driving, part of the south harbour expansion project at the January 20 meeting. The contract went to Ruskin Construction Ltd.

School Board Briefs: January 26, 2011

Chair elections Debby Lewis has been re-elected chair of the Powell River Board of Education. No other nominations were put forward during the Tuesday, January 18 board meeting. Lewis has served as chair since 2009.

Leadership candidate calls for municipal watch dog

Office would review tax fairness

Briefly: January 21, 2011

Cyber crooks Scam artists are using a well-known name to attack vulnerable consumers. Callers claiming to be from Microsoft are attempting to bilk consumers out of dollars while at the same time gaining access to personal data.

Officials apply for accessibility funds

City hall elevator on list of upgrades

Queen of Chilliwack keeps to schedule

Overloads noticeable but statistically minimal

Mortgage rules curb debt

Tougher mortgage lending protects economy
Keynote speaker addresses substance abuse

Keynote speaker addresses substance abuse

Second topic outlines legal requirements flowing from federal legislation