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Big apple sports equal big time fun

Everything is big in the Big Apple, including their sports teams. I was in New York last week for eight days and during my stay took in several sports events - all at New York's three new stadiums.

Roberts Creek and Gibsons host runs

It's hard to believe this is already the 30th Terry Fox Run. Once again, the Terry Fox Run will take place in Roberts Creek, starting and finishing at the Roberts Creek Elementary School on Sunday, Sept. 19.

Coast RCMP constables out to conquer cancer

Like so many of us, this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast riders have personal reasons for wanting to eliminate cancer. Sunshine Coast RCMP Const. Jennifer Balfour's paternal grandmother died from breast cancer. And her riding partner, Const.

Fun fest keeps memories alive

They remain in our hearts forever.

Red serge gala set for Sept. 16

Cops for Cancer Ladies Red Serge Gala is Thursday, Sept. 16. Tickets went on sale yesterday, Sept. 2, at the Sechelt RCMP detachment.

St. Bart's set to open food bank to combat growing need

While it may seem we live in a wealthy corner of the world, there are still those on the Sunshine Coast who go to bed without a proper meal. Rev. Peter van der Leelie of St.

Grants awarded to local projects

The Sunshine Coast Early Childhood Planning Table is pleased to announce the awards of Success By 6 grants to local projects that enhance our supports for families with young children.

Wearable art a winner

A three-day juried exhibition of fabric arts held in the library of Elphinstone Secondary School was a highlight of the Gibsons Landing Fibre Arts Festival last weekend. Wearable art is the realm of Ursula Bentz of Gibsons.

A day of exploration, a day of fun

What is it about young children and diggers? I'm sure every parent is filled with the same sense of wonder when they first see their child's eye-bulging, owl-screeching reaction to anything with wheels.

Local student learns life lessons on Costa Rican adventure

Seventeen year-old Sechelt student Sara Brad-shaw recently returned from a month of practising Spanish and soaking in Costa Rican culture.