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Ask anyone in town this summer, whether it is choir members from International Choral Kathaumixw, riders in the BC Bike Race or backpackers hitting the Sunshine Coast Trail, and the consensus is clear: we live in one of the most attractive places in

Honorary sign I have noticed the erection of new signs [“New signs create gateway,” June 29] around the community, including one for trails on Marine Avenue near Willingdon Beach and the welcome/farewell signs at the southern boundary of the city.

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Statistics are sometimes easy to shrug off, but recent numbers from BC Coroners Service detailing the number of illicit drug overdose deaths in BC so far this year are alarming, to say the least.

Stale saga The ongoing saga of the Inn at Westview [“Quick Peak: Derelict Demolition,” June 8] is becoming stale and laughable. Previous City of Powell River councils and the current council have continued to allow the issue to drag on.

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I recently read Erin Innes’ column [“Seasonal visitors increase activity” June 15] and felt something strange. It was loss. Her loss, not mine.

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Good deed In reading [“Scouts Canada donates land to Tla’amin Nation,” April 13], I realized the good deeds of Tom Petty, a former resident of Wildwood and its scoutmaster, led a gift that has never been recognized.