Opinion

Editor: Fall is upon us, with winter close behind - and it's time to organize the Elves Club. Last year, Elves Club volunteers distributed 760 Christmas hampers on the Coast.

Editor: Yet another bad accident at North and Reed roads last Sunday afternoon - if anywhere needs a left turn lane light, it's at this intersection, where a death occurred previously.

Editor: Recently my little Largo Road neighbourhood had a barbecue with several themes related to disaster preparation, fire protection, tool sharing, flowers in the ditches and improvements to our local trail.

Editor: If Mayor Barry Janyk wants to create traffic calming in Gibsons, a good place to start would be at the intersection of Reed Road and North Road.

The following letter was sent to Sechelt council and copied to Coast Reporter.

The following letter was sent to Rob Clarke, CFO of B.C. Ferries, and copied to Coast Reporter for publication.

Editor: Congratulations to the old boys walking club and their dedication to bring forward a recommendation to stop the Davis Bay destruction highway plan.

Editor: Sunshine Coast FAC expresses strong disappointment with the recently announced B.C. Ferries shoulder season schedule. The local ferry advisory committee has, over the last several years, implored B.C. Ferries to maintain a 5:30 p.m.

Editor: On Sept. 1, I attended the raucous council meeting about Davis Bay. First of all, thank you Coun. Warren Allan for doing a bang-up job covering for the missing mayor.

Editor: Re: District votes down Davis Bay highway widening (Coast Reporter, Sept. 3). Thank you to the District of Sechelt council for voting down the left turn lane that was being considered at Highway 101 and Davis Bay Road.