Opinion

Poor Ms. Davis (Coast Reporter letters, May 15) sipping coffee in the sunshine during the peace vigil - she has a home she wasn't afraid to leave and to which she can return any time she wishes.

It's impossible to imagine what it would be like to have everything taken away from you - to one minute be in the prime of your life and the next minute have an unexpected fall leave you with a brain injury and paraplegic.

Are you getting excited yet? I know I am. In just 14 days, Vancouver will play host to the world, opening our hearts with the opening of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Re: St. Hilda's church going green (Coast Reporter, May 15).

Around June of last year, the District of Sechelt started a work task of reviewing the official community plan (OCP) by firstly hiring Susan Stratis to be the consultant to spearhead the project.

The following letter was sent to Minister of Transportation Shirley Bond and copied to Coast Reporter.

Marilyn Jares (Coast Reporter, May 15) wrote to ask school trustees to "reconsider your decision regarding libraries and their support staff cuts." Ms.

The other day while hiking in my usual spot on the back side of Mount Elphinstone, I came across a newly dumped pile of garbage. I was immediately able to find several pieces of mail with the same name andaddress on it.

I am writing to say thank you to the doctors, nurses, technicians and aides of St. Mary's Hospital. I recently had to spend five hours in the hospital undergoing a number of medical tests.

On Wednesday, May 13, I received my annual utilities invoice dated April 30. Enclosed was a clean up event coupon that expired on April 30. I had visited the dump on May 9 with my spring cleanup load.