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Youth volunteer group heads to Indonesia

A visiting group of 10 Indo-nesians and 10 Canadians, who have become local celebrities through their community work with Canada World Youth (CWY), are leaving the Coast on Saturday to spend the second half of their program in Borneo, Indonesia.

Coast set to compete

On Saturday, Nov. 26, two teams will represent the Sunshine Coast at the third annual First Lego League tournament in North Vancouver.

Proposed water merger on hold

A lively meeting of Garden Bay Waterworks District (GBWD) and Hotel Lake water users ended Tuesday night with a decision to postpone the vote on whether to merge the two water systems.

Incumbents delighted with results

Sechelt councillors and Mayor Cam Reid are delighted to be back in office for another term, along with newcomer Keith Thirkell.

Four new school trustees

Four new members join the three returning school trustees on the local school board as a result of last Saturday's civic election. Topping the Sechelt poll was newcomer Silas White.

Kidzart flourishing at art gallery

Alongside Gibsons Public Art Gallery's (GPAG) current Animals! Animals! exhibition of Sunshine Coast artists' paintings, photography, clay and carving is a series of lively painting classes for five to 10-year-olds.

Nohr, Lewis, Turnbull win regional votes

On Nov. 19, Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) voters elected Garry Nohr for Area B (Halfmoon Bay), Lorne Lewis for Area E (Elphinstone) and Lee Turnbull for Area F (West Howe Sound).

Community drug roundtable meets

Representatives from the criminal justice system, social and community services, local governments, health services, addiction services, family services and schools came together in one room this week to come up with strategies to handle drug abuse o

Local residents heading to World Social Forum

Two Roberts Creek residents will be heading to Caracus, Venezuela this January to take part in the upcoming World Social Forum (WSF).

Langdale water clear of E. coli

A Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) water boil advisory was lifted last Friday afternoon after lab results revealed drinking water in the distribution system from the Sunshine Coast Regional District's (SCRD) Langdale reservoir was clear of E. coli.