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Glowing from torch relay

Glowing from torch relay

Editor: In his letter (Coast Reporter, Feb. 5), Bill Forst states that Sunshine Coast torch bearers were "selected by" RBC and Coca Cola. He suggests that those selected "children" would likely be wearing RBC and Coca Cola logos.
Real zing to torch relay

Real zing to torch relay

Editor: Will the students, teachers and parents of Langdale Elementary School please take centre stage. They added a real zing to the Olympic Torch event in Langdale last Thursday.
Elk hunting: off the agenda

Elk hunting: off the agenda

Editor: Re: "Sechelt council considers allowing bow hunting of elk" (Coast Reporter, Feb. 5).
Emotions will last forever

Emotions will last forever

Editor: Feb. 4, Day 98 of the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay, was for me, a day filled with excitement, joy, honour, awe, wonder, laughter and happiness.
Celebrating Coast champions

Celebrating Coast champions

If the photo on today's front page of Jean-Pierre Makosso embracing Roberts Creek artist Gord Halloran in a huge bear hug doesn't scream Olympic spirit, we don't know what will.
Power to the people

Power to the people

Editor: We have just been advised by the secretary of the Langdale West Howe Sound Working Group (LAWG) that B.C.
No winners in school closure debate

No winners in school closure debate

The more I report on possible Sechelt school closures, the more certain I become that there can be no true winners here. As a community, we are in that tiny, airless crevasse between the rock and the hard place.
Good press for B.C. Ferries

Good press for B.C. Ferries

Editor: Considering all the bad press that B.C. Ferries gets, I would like to commend the captain on the 7:30 p.m. run from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale last week. When we got to Langdale the hydraulics on the ramp would not work.
Urging council to re-consider

Urging council to re-consider

Editor: Is it possible that four members of council really wish to tax a bunch of school girls simply for attending camp for a few days annually? The District offers no services to Camp Olave and the camp costs the District not one cent.
Bus passes more accessible

Bus passes more accessible

The following letter was sent to MLA Nicholas Simons and copied to Coast Reporter I was in Horseshoe Bay on Tuesday, Jan. 26, and found that the TransLink Bus day passes are now on sale at the Sea to Sky Dollar Store.