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Birding: Thrushes redesignated

Birding: Thrushes redesignated

Thrushes are a cosmopolitan family of birds that includes some very familiar and very famous birds.
Dealing with depression without pharmaceuticals

Dealing with depression without pharmaceuticals

Over the years, I’ve written about this issue, for four reasons. First, I am generally opposed to taking drugs – for anything. That’s just my way.

Pender Harbour & Egmont: Garden Club meets April 8

The Pender Harbour Garden Club is pleased to present Sandy Matches of Kleindale on Monday, April 8, at the School of Music, 1 to 3 p.m. Some might know him as Handy Sandy.

Halfmoon Bay: April Fool’s Run is this Sunday

The monthly meeting of the Halfmoon Bay Branch of the Sunshine Coast Healthcare Auxiliary is on Monday, April 8 at 9:45 a.m. at the Coopers Green Hall. Guests and visitors are always welcome.
CFUW-SC supports the Toolbox Project

CFUW-SC supports the Toolbox Project

In recognition of International Women’s Day, March 8, CFUW-SC once again supported Sunshine Coast Community Services (SCCS) by donating three full toolboxes to Denise Woodley, manager of the Together Against Violence program.
Clear the financial clutter

Clear the financial clutter

Bringing your finances alive means clearing the clutter of miscellaneous matters like budgeting, insurance and estate planning. Most successful businesses budget; few people bother.
Food drive helps fill food bank shelves

Food drive helps fill food bank shelves

Sunshine Coast Community Services Society
Albatrosses, penguins, sea lions and elephant seals

Albatrosses, penguins, sea lions and elephant seals

New Zealand’s Subantarctic Islands
New ownership brings Raven’s Cry ‘full circle’

New ownership brings Raven’s Cry ‘full circle’

Last week Doug and Deb Proby announced that after 22 years of profitability, they had sold the Raven’s Cry Theatre business. The new owners, though, are practically neighbours.

Elphinstone: The vibrant Fircrest neighbourhood

Cedar Grove School’s inaugural Light up the Night Lantern Festival was a great success judging by the turnout and excited students showing their parents around. I enjoyed a delicious bowl of vegetarian chili and bought some yummy goodies.