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Damages awarded in '02 baseball bat assault case

A Halfmoon Bay man has been awarded $785,000 in damages by the B.C. Supreme Court following a vicious baseball bat assault in 2002.Michael Allen Matthew, 25, and 19 at the time of the assault, was rushed to Lion's Gate Hospital Jan.

Small team wins big

Sunshine Coast teens Oliver Gidora and Kiel Strang are ready to take on the world - again. Their robotics team, RCXRM, has been crowned the Washington State Robotics Champions, which qualifies them for the world championship.

Voters may choose new electoral system in May

Shannon Bond/Staff Writer British Columbians will do more than choose a provincial government on May 12. They will also vote on a referendum to change or maintain the electoral process.

Poet Alice Major to read in Sechelt

Alberta poet Alice Major will read in the Doris Crowston Gallery of the Sunshine CoastArts Centre in Sechelt, 8 p.m.,Friday, March 20.Named the city of Edmonton's first poet laureate in July 2005, Major has lived in Edmonton since 1981.

Minor ball seeks upgrades for Dempster

The Ryan Dempster Field of Dreams could have a massive facelift courtesy of the Gibsons Minor Baseball Association (GMBA) and the hometown hero himself.

101 job losses at HSPP

Economic woes have played out harshly at Howe Sound Pulp and Paper (HSPP) mill as the company announced Wednesday that 101 employees will lose their livelihoods.

Becoming a welcoming and inclusive community

The Sunshine Coast is one of 16 successful communities across the province to be awarded a grant in the latest round of the Welcoming and Inclusive Communities and Workplaces Program.

Roberts Creek history exhibit unveiled

A piece of Roberts Creek history will be unveiled to the public this Saturday (March 7) at the Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives during a special exhibit from 2 to 4 p.m. at the museum located at 716 Winn Rd. in Gibsons.

Target Marine takes on court challenge

A heated and political debate that divided a community over a proposed fish processing plant may not be over.

Local man lucky to be alive

A 31-year-old Sunshine Coast man is lucky to be alive according to police after a serious accident early Saturday morning. Police say just after 2 a.m.