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Kings banquet full of praise

Kings banquet full of praise

All-star defenceman Dalrymple honoured for performance
Water users celebrate victory

Water users celebrate victory

BC Timber Sales scales back logging plans in Jefferd Creek watershed

CrimeStoppers: April 25, 2012

For the week of April 17 to 23, 2012 Total calls for service = 87 Impaired driving = 3 Assaults = 4 Break and enters = 4 Thefts = 6 Mischief = 8 1. April 17 4400 block Michigan Avenue Police responded to a report of a break and enter at a residence.
Proposed 2012 budget reduces services and cuts staff

Proposed 2012 budget reduces services and cuts staff

Revenue from tax increase will go toward asset management

Quick Peaks: April 25, 2012

Red tide closure Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has served notice that harvesting of bivalve mollusks is closed in subareas 15-4 and 15-6 due to the presence of red tide.
Teachers withdraw from extracurricular activities

Teachers withdraw from extracurricular activities

Labour board rules report cards must be completed

Officials highly recommend whooping cough vaccines

Numbers increase but so far no cases confirmed in Powell River

Photography course to start in fall

Brooks students will have access to a new creative class

Briefly: April 20, 2012

Hands down MLA Nicholas Simons said he did not make any “unparliamentary hand signals” in the legislature following a bizarre attack on his leader by a Liberal MLA. “I don’t even know what hand gesture I was accused of making,” he told the Peak .
Hike raises awareness of bluffs

Hike raises awareness of bluffs

Regional district officials send letter to Island Timberlands