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Briefly: September 19, 2014

Climate march A march to recognize the global day of mobilization for action on climate reality will take place in Powell River, Sunday, September 21.
Teachers ratify deal

Teachers ratify deal

Students head back to class Monday
City receives recognition for protecting staff

City receives recognition for protecting staff

Audit shows commitment and high standard for occupational safety
Strong community connection leads to candidacy

Strong community connection leads to candidacy

Teacher puts name forward for council seat
Tlaamin politicians face substantial changes

Tlaamin politicians face substantial changes

New council will preside over transition to treaty
Economy misses boat due to ferry fare increases

Economy misses boat due to ferry fare increases

Report suggests 23-billion reduction in BCs GDP over 10 years

CrimeStoppers: September 17, 2014

Week of September 8 to 15, 2014 Total Calls for Service = 115 Impaired Driving = 0 Assaults = 3 Break and Enters = 1 Thefts = 7 Mischief = 8 1.

Quick Peaks: September 17, 2014

Interim chief librarian steps forward Powell River Library Board trustees announced they have found a solution to the pending retirement of Charlie Kregel, chief librarian.

Bylaw enforcement sought on former mill lands

Application to remove property from industrial covenant

Council sets strategic direction

Liquid waste management and recreation identified as priorities
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