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We keep trying to do our best

We keep trying to do our best

Editor: Re: More user-friendly rec facilities (Coast Reporter letters, Aug. 24). We would like to take this opportunity to apologize to Jim Gray and the fastball league that was inconvenienced at Brothers Park a few weekends ago.
Recycling: pulling in the same direction

Recycling: pulling in the same direction

Editor: Re: New deal for Gibsons Recycling (Coast Reporter, Aug. 10).
GPAG: a place for all

GPAG: a place for all

Editor: Re: GPAG reception To the writer of last week's letter, it is such a travesty that you feel that your rights have been infringed upon; and you have no choice but to publicly withdraw your support of such a fine institution as the Gibsons Publ
GPAG responds to dog complaint

GPAG responds to dog complaint

Editor: Re: Ms.
Not another lawsuit

Not another lawsuit

I have nothing but pity for Ms. Kuciuk and her constant and uneducated harassing of Target Marine and our council.
What's with the poop?

What's with the poop?

Editor: I walk with my dog in the woods every day. I carry the requisite "poop bags", but my dog likes to go far off into the bush to discreetly do his business.
GPAG: dog owner responds

GPAG: dog owner responds

Editor: Re: Dogs at GPAG reception That must have been me and my dog Moose you were referring to in your letter (Coast Reporter, Aug. 17). Moose is a miniature-Schnauzer miniature-Poodle cross, weighing in at about 12 to 14 pounds.
Dismayed by Target lawsuit

Dismayed by Target lawsuit

Editor: I am dismayed to read - again - that Shirley Kuciuk is challenging Sechelt's decision regarding Target Marine. The majority rules! The District of Sechelt has already made this decision (again and again).
Target Marine: time to move on

Target Marine: time to move on

Editor: It was with great difficulty that I was able to retain my composure and finish reading your most recent article re: Target Marine (Coast Reporter, Aug. 17).
Diversity makes us strong

Diversity makes us strong

Editor: Writing letters to the editor is not my preferred sport by a long shot, but I feel compelled to respond to Kathy Patterson's letter (Coast Reporter, Aug. 10). Its tone and content are very disturbing.