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Local guild quilts for charity

Quilts of every kind - from exuberant to serene, from whimsical kid themes to delicate florals - came together like magic on the March 15 weekend.

Citizens speak, sound system squeaks

Problems with the sound system proved a major distraction to significant public input heard at Silverback's public hearing on Wednesday night. The speakers began to buzz, chirp and squeal within the first half hour of the hearing.

'Cookie Mom' will be sadly missed

Friends and family are mourning the sudden loss of an extraordinary community-minded volunteer this week. After celebrating her 90th birthday last week, Maryanne West suffered a stroke on Monday and passed away quietly in the night.

Local home builder and architects win awards

Wakefield Home Builders is on a roll.

Wilson votes against extending mission

A confidence motion to keep Canadian soldiers in Kandahar until 2011 has passed easily in the House of Commons last Thursday. But not all members of parliament (MPs) voted in favour of the motion.

Redevelopment of Chekwelp reserve on the horizon

Last Saturday representatives from the Squamish Nation met at Eric Cardinall Hall with their Gibsons waterfront property tenants to talk about redevelopment of the area.

Celebrate spring at Iris Griffith Centre

Capilano College's Eldercollege is expanding its course offerings to entice residents who live in the northern end of the Sunshine Coast.

Hubbs humbled by provincial recognition

You could call him a tireless fundraiser or consummate citizen, but Bill Hubbs said his drive to make the Coast a better place is really just a product of his natural desire to build things.

Mayor has a vision of recovery for the Coast

VisionQuest Recovery Society is once again in the limelight on the Sunshine Coast.

Adam's legacy: Betty the Worm

Adam Katagiri met his sweetheart Dalia al-Kury in Europe in 2002 while he was doing humanitarian work for a peace organization.