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History exhibit next weekend

The Roberts Creek History Project will launch an exhibit of old and new photos, stories and artifacts at Roberts Creek Hall from Nov. 7 to 9. Come out and peruse photos that have been graciously contributed by people in your community.

Coquitlam man facing charges

Charges of aggravated assault and possession of a weapon dangerous to the public have been laid against a Coquitlam man following an incident in Sechelt last weekend. Shortly before 5 a.m. on Sunday, Oct.

Golf course hotel proposed

A children's Halloween party was the cause of a packed parking lot rather than the District of Sechelt's public hearing for a new golf course hotel Wednesday night.

Young artists to be honoured

A happy crowd will fill the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre, in Sechelt on Saturday as young artists will be presented with awards recognizing their achievements in the visual arts. A special event starting at 1 p.m.

Library now open Mondays

Effective Monday, Oct. 20, and for the remainder of 2008, the Sechelt Public Library will be open Mondays, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This trial extension of library hours will cost approximately $8,000 and is being funded by the District of Sechelt.

Stockwell's engine provides link to the past

There's a tangible link to the Sunshine Coast's industrial logging history to be found amongst a patch of coastal western hemlock and Douglas fir on the east side of Caren Range - and with vertical boiler and smokestack jutting close to eight metres

Foster parenting is rewarding

Foster families are recognized in October by the provincial government, and local parents and social workers want others to know it is a worthwhile experience.

Falcon talks highways, ferries

The economic downturn that's gripping stock markets and deflating home values could be a silver lining for the long-planned highway upgrade between Field Road and the Construction Aggregates conveyor belt in Sechelt.

Premier's plan to benefit Coast

Premier Gordon Campbell's economic plan announced Wednesday night (Oct. 22) could be the unofficial kickoff to the May 2009 provincial election campaign.

Justice for businesses

While the court process is appropriate for some criminal actions, there is an alternative for lesser offences, said Sue Lamb, a youth justice volunteer.