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Elphi student in the running for $80,000 award

Grade 12 Elphinstone Secondary School student Clare Lyle is spending this weekend in a series of interviews that will decide whether she receives an award of up to $80,000 to pay for her undergraduate studies in Canada.

Info meeting focused on funding

Residents were asked to keep the issue of how best to pay for Sechelt's new wastewater treatment plant separate from whether they agreed with the project during a referendum information session on Feb. 11.

RCMP seek wanted fugitive

Sunshine Coast RCMP is seeking assistance from the public in locating Christopher James Neudorf, who is wanted province-wide on three B.C. warrants out of the Sunshine Coast, Prince Rupert and Victoria for 17 outstanding charges.

Campaign launched to save Douglas firs

Elphinstone Logging Focus (ELF) has launched a campaign to save a proposed BC Timber Sales (BCTS) cutblock at the end of Reed Road, just outside Gibsons.

Recycling regime lets some small businesses off the hook

The operators of a controversial new provincial recycling system have introduced more changes to reduce the cost and paperwork for certain small businesses.

RCMP investigating liquor theft

Sunshine Coast RCMP is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect believed responsible for a theft of liquor in Gibsons on Feb. 10. RCMP received a report of a theft of liquor from the Blackfish Pub Liquor Store.

Janyk makes case for saving beach building

Former Gibsons Mayor Barry Janyk appeared before council's committee of the whole Tuesday to make a case for saving the former municipal hall at Armours Beach.

'Refined' plan would create three-hour, 20-minute wait

BC Ferries (BCF) is pitching a refined version of its plan to cut the 6:20 a.m. Sunday round trip from Langdale on Route 3 during the off-peak season.

Resident urges action on tagging 'epidemic'

Tagging has become an epidemic in Gibsons and not enough is being done to deal with the blight, resident Jon Hird told council's committee of the whole on Feb. 11.

Builder sought for Davis Bay wharf

The District of Sechelt will soon issue a request for proposals to rebuild the Davis Bay Wharf, hopeful that the remaining funds needed will be found before the summer.