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Three young people from Sechelt along with 38 of their peers from across B.C. became the latest Queen's Venturers last week.

The land base for the proposed community forest has been officially identified and it includes Chapman and Gray Creek watersheds.

One of the world's foremost interpreters of French piano music will perform at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, at the Raven's Cry Theatre, in the final concert of the Coast Recital Society's (CRS) 2004/05 season.

Tim Savinkoff has made it his mission to help find good homes for abandoned dogs on the Coast. Now he needs a home himself, after a fire destroyed his trailer and all his belongings last week.

A group of music lovers from Chatelech Secondary School is spending spring break cutting a CD. The group, spearheaded by Chat Grade 12 student Daniel Kingsbury, is at work recording a new CD at a cabin in Roberts Creek.

An earlier agreement among all Sunshine Coast governments to help pay for the development of a cross-country ski centre at Dakota Ridge has run into trouble.

Sunshine Coast authors Betty C. Keller and Rosella M. Leslie have just been honoured with a B.C. Book Prize nomination for A Stain Upon the Sea.

Sunshine Coast RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating a suspect believed responsible for a robbery at Panago Pizza in Gibsons last weekend. Just after 9 p.m.

BC Ferries president and CEO David Hahn answered some tough questions and also brought forth some encouraging news about route three at a meeting in Sechelt Monday night.

Are you having fun yet? Have you lost your inner clown? Do the dog days of summer now mean mowing the lawn instead of guzzling slurpees and seeing castles in the clouds? If you answered yes to any of the above, the time has come (and not a moment too