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Editor: The Rainforest Circus has been a project that I have had the pleasure to be involved in as musical director and collaborator since its inception in 2010 along with a core group of artists.

Editor: Re: “Water supply, snowpack better than last year,” Coast Reporter, May 13. I find the remarks made by the director for Elphinstone (Area E) somewhat bizarre.

Dear Ms. Goldsmith Jones: I have just received your flashy newspaper. I’m sure you remember those little black and white envelopes we all received from John Weston giving us all the news he thought fit to print.

Editor: Congratulations to all who were involved in the successful “freeing up” of the bear cub that was stuck in a tree in Sechelt on April 28 (“Wailing bear cub rescued,” Coast Reporter, May 13).

Editor: I am an active and avid hiker on our beautiful coast, taking groups up our extensive and varied trails at least four days a week.

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Editor: A recent article on on-time ferry performance tells only half the story. The government is very concerned about ferries departing on time because if the last ferry arrives late, BC Ferries incurs overtime expenses.

Editor: We have been volunteering at Happy Cat Haven for a few years and yesterday broke our hearts again at the cruelty of some people. We received a call from Violet asking us to transport a cat to the vet in Sechelt.

Editor: We were delighted to read in the May issue of the Journal of Commerce (Western Canada’s news and information publication on construction issues) that Mayor Milne is now giving the Water Resource Centre and former mayor, John Henderson, the re