In the Community

The Elves Club is gearing up, collecting and gathering has begun, and volunteers are looking forward to the big day coming soon. The Elves Club began on the Coast in the early '70s, becoming incorporated as a charity in 1972.

Chris Czajkowski will describe her evolving life living in an isolated area near the southeast edge of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park at the next meeting of the Sunshine Coast Natural History Society. Meet and hear Czaj-kowski on Friday, Dec.

The Sunshine Coast Peace Group held its 200th weekly Bring Our Troops Home Now Vigil in Davis Bay on Saturday, Nov. 13.

It is time once again for the Sunshine Coast Hospice Society's Lights of Life program. This year will be the 20th year of this annual event put on by Hospice.

Forty-five-year-old Sherry Klassen skips out of work to go to school for one hour every week. During one recent school visit, she played on the spinning tornado until she was dizzy and hung upside down like a monkey from the monkey bars.

The Food Action Network of the One Straw Society has a great idea and needs community support to make it happen.

The Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives is giving members of the community a chance to interview someone special in their life and have their stories recorded for the future. A day of listening is being presented in one-hour sessions from 9 a.m.

This past summer, I travelled to France. While there, I took a trip with some friends to Juno Beach in Normandy, the spot where Canadian soldiers landed on D-Day. It was not at all what I expected.

As soon as the doors opened at Sechelt's tems swiya Museum on Wednesday night, Nov.

Jack and Jill Parent Participation Preschool celebrated its 41st anniversary of healthy, active, living and learning recently with the completion of a its new playscape project. On Oct.