Opinion

Editor: As new residents of Sechelt, my wife and I read with interest your newspaper to start getting a feel for the community. Donna Pretty's letter (Coast Reporter, March 22) hit a chord.

Editor: Every time I see advertisements for quick rich schemes, or will offer money for gold, I get concerned. My advice: do not be fooled.

Editor: Innovation is a wonderful word: "to bring in new methods or ideas." It stirs the imagination! It's the future, now! Innovation was one of the criteria established by Sechelt council for our new wastewater facility.

Editor: I've long admired David Rogers' witty, informative and sometimes irreverent soccer reports in Coast Reporter but have never let him know -until now.

The following letter was sent to B.C. Ferries and copied to Coast Reporter. I took a soccer team from the Sunshine Coast to Surrey to play in the Surrey Mayors Cup during the March 16 weekend.

Editor: Last weekend I had a visit from Happy Cat Haven. They informed me that one of my neighbours had made a complaint about the cats in this area going into their yard and disrupting the birds they feed.

I spent a lot of time reminiscing on Monday - funerals have a way of doing that to you.

Editor: It was great to see enthusiastic Coasters raising funds for the BC Lung Association's Stairclimb for Clean Air on the front page of Coast Reporter March 8.

Editor: Re: Letter to the editor from Alice Janisch (Coast Reporter, March 8).

Editor: Re: Fish spill clean up (Coast Reporter, March 8). I am extremely disappointed in the total lack of objectivity your paper showed in reporting the spillage of fish waste while being transported to the Salish Soil facility on Feb. 27.