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An airman gets his thanks

Keith Brind of Gibsons might never have witnessed the unveiling of a memorial dedicated to airmen like his father, had the controversies surrounding Allied bombing campaigns in the Second World War continued to stall efforts.

Sechelt hires new assistant

The District of Sechelt has hired a new executive assistant, Jeanette McDougall, who will support mayor and council as well as the yet-to-be hired chief of innovation and growth.

AJB looking to Chapman Creek for water storage

A protected area in the Chapman Creek watershed has been identified by AJB Investments as a potential location for a water storage project, a recent Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) staff report indicated.

Development program celebrates 25 years

Discovering that a baby has a developmental delay or disability can be difficult for parents, but the Infant Development Program (IDP) at Sunshine Coast Community Services Society (SCCSS) is there to help.

Bridge crossing completes new trail

The lowering of a 1,200-kilogram, 17-metre bridge over Chapman Creek by helicopter June 26 signalled the end of a two-year trail project that now allows users to travel between Selma Park and the Wilson Creek airport off-road.

RCMP investigating four-vehicle crash

Sunshine Coast RCMP continues to investigate a four-vehicle collision that forced traffic to be re-routed on Highway 101 for several hours Wednesday afternoon. Just after 1 p.m.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for July 3 to 10: On July 3, a shoplifter was caught at a business in the 900 block of Gibsons Way. Staff witnessed the suspect taking an electronic device and left the business without paying for it.

IRSU conducts traffic blitz

The Integrated Road Safety Unit (IRSU) from Vancouver was on the Sunshine Coast last weekend conducting a road safety traffic blitz.

Smith named new executive director

Brian Smith has taken over the helm at Community Futures Sunshine Coast, armed with some plans to improve the services they provide locally.

Gibsons purchasing new public works equipment

The Town of Gibsons is buying a wheeled loader at a cost of $121,000. Director of finance Ian Poole reported to council July 3 that staff had located an ideal replacement for a piece of the Town's aging fleet.