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Science behind soap

Science behind soap

Editor: All the experts tell us to “wash your hands.” But I have not heard a clear explanation as to, shall we call it, the chemistry behind washing your hands. I asked 20 random strangers why we should wash our hands frequently.
Amazing community effort

Amazing community effort

Editor: All of us at Halfmoon Bay Community School would like to thank the Halfmoon Bay Community Association for their incredible fundraising drive this holiday season.
Support all things Pender

Support all things Pender

Editor: I have been a resident of Pender Harbour for 49 years during which time my ability to earn a living was facilitated by the logging, fishing, gravel industries and the support of local residents and visitors.
Airport flights of fancy

Airport flights of fancy

Editor: It was with some amusement I read the comment in Mr. Kevin Rea’s letter (“Silence on airport noise,” Dec.
Split opinions on STRs?

Split opinions on STRs?

Editor: Sechelt director of planning Andrew Allen’s comments at the recent zoning bylaw public meeting indicated that the community remains “split” on the issue of changes to short-term rental (STR) regulations.
Drop the mushroom block

Drop the mushroom block

Editor: In the Dec. 4 edition, a letter appeared from John Dafoe (“Value mushroom culture”) about a Sunshine Coast Community Forests (SCCF) block in Halfmoon Bay designated HB50.
Questions about housing

Questions about housing

Editor: Re: “Sitting pretty on the Coast,” Editorial, Dec. 11.
Build the hall as planned

Build the hall as planned

Editor: An open letter to the SCRD regarding the Coopers Green Hall: We are residents of Halfmoon Bay, and stakeholders in the replacement of Coopers Green Hall.
Take a sober second look

Take a sober second look

Editor: Many thanks to the Coopers Green Hall replacement design task force and fundraisers for your vision and determination.
Need for regulation

Need for regulation

Editor: FACTBC (The Federation for Associations of Counselling Therapists in BC) submitted a formal application on Dec. 7 to have counselling therapy designated a regulated health profession under B.C.’s Health Professions Act.