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Technology and innovation beat out COVID-19

July will be a tough act to follow! The Astronomy Picture of the Day site (APOD) at apod.nasa.

What do newspaper reading under the trees, ukulele under the tent and tech help between the glass have in common? These classes and services are now available at the Sechelt Public Library.

About 70 people drove past the home of Wilma Sim last Saturday. On the lawn were tables with photographs of her life, the backdrop a view of Howe Sound and its ferries, tugs and log booms. It’s a view she’s used to but appears not to tire of.

There are a number of outdoor events this week for us to enjoy, like EDGES: Sunshine Coast Artists hosting a Summer Garden Art Sale, Sunday, Aug. 2, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., 3227 Crystal Rd.

The third (and final) in my summer series about the artists of Pratt Road features Pat Ridgway, who has lived here for 31 years.

Hi everyone! We hit some high temperatures earlier in the week – feels like summer has actually arrived, right? I’m sure there were many people trying to cool off in various ways – one being swimming.

What do newspaper reading under the trees, ukulele under the tent and tech help between the glass have in common? These classes and services are now available at the Sechelt Public Library.

It took about three weeks for Keith VanBrabant to notice the change. Before taking the Dads Matter program he would have described his parenting style as “traditional.

Restrictions associated with the global coronavirus pandemic have impacted the operations of many local charities.