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Why I work bell to bell

Why I work bell to bell

Editor: I have been a teacher since 1986 and there has been political unrest my whole career. It is always about the same thing: the learning conditions of our students and the lack of funding by the government.
Tossing aside our morals: rebuff

Tossing aside our morals: rebuff

Editor: Keith Wallace has exposed himself in his letter (Coast Reporter, April 27) regarding the Bare Cedars Nudist Resort.
Unsung heroes at Arts Centre

Unsung heroes at Arts Centre

Editor: I was painting with my art group at the Sunshine Coast Art Centre on Wednesday, May 2 where an army of Sechelt Garden Club members were busily weeding and cleaning up the beds of the garden, pruning trees and trimming rhodos.
Mom and the mauve earrings

Mom and the mauve earrings

When my brother was a little boy, he loved to present my mom with gaudy jewelry, the brighter, shinier and more colourful, the better.
Traps not wanted, or needed

Traps not wanted, or needed

Editor: I am writing to show my support for a trapping bylaw in Sechelt.
Give credit where it is due

Give credit where it is due

Editor: Responding to a letter by Geoff and Carolyn White in the April 27 edition of Coast Reporter they suggest that the, "new sense of vibrancy and activity taking place in Sechelt," is somehow the doing of this new council? In a nutshell that assu
A fear mongering campaign

A fear mongering campaign

Editor: In response to the letter to Sechelt mayor and council, written by Elizabeth McNeil (Coast Reporter, May 4), it has to be said: the negative perceived impacts of a local business expanding are a direct result of fear mongering; a smear campai
Praise for new field

Praise for new field

Editor: I am so proud to be a member of this community, especially after going to view the new Chatelech Secondary School baseball/soccer field and reading Kathy Mercer'sexcellent write-up (Coast Reporter, May 4).
Water taxi a viable option

Water taxi a viable option

Editor: Regarding the recent plethora of letters from people crying for a passenger-only ferry to Horseshoe Bay, many readers may not be aware that there is a locally owned 12-passenger water taxi that travels to various points on demand, to and from
Not so scary being human

Not so scary being human

Editor: In the April 27th edition there was a letter from an individual who was concerned about the possibility of a nudists resort starting up in Roberts Creek.