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Easter egg hunt mix up leaves kids disappointed
Justine Scott of Chetwynd complains to the editor about a Rec Centre Easter egg hunt advertised for five to six pm that started early, leaving her group of eight friends and other five o five arrivals with seven eggs found. She calls for an apology.
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Justine Scott
RCMP in brief Chetwynd reports multiple incidents and warnings
RCMP in Chetwynd respond to Bedell disturbance March 31 where a Derringer was fired. two men arrested, one Lillooet man held for court April 1. A firearm remains unfound and residents are urged to report it if found. Also sought theft information from High Country Inn Cabaret and various vehicle break ins in Windrem Apartments and Aspen Trailer Park.
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Chetwynd Rcmp
Bedell
Lillooet
RCMP
Chetwynd
High Country Inn
D.J. Booth
Windrem
Aspen
Hudson's Hope Man Charged With Possession of Dead Wildlife
Roger Birk of Hudson's Hope faced one count in Chetwynd Provincial Court for possessing a dead wildlife animal. He was fined 1000 and the animal was confiscated after conservation officers determined it had been shot by him during a party hunting incident.
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Hudson’s Hope
Chetwynd
Roger Birk
Birk
Millennium Baby: New Year Due Date Countdown
Aimed at would be parents, couples are urged to pursue Millennium projects this week for a due date around January 1, 2000. The guide centers on achieving a Millennium baby with plans set for April 5.
Longest continuous highway spans Alaska to South Tip
Did You Know notes that Highway 97 in British Columbia is part of the world’s longest continuous highway system, extending from Alaska in the north to the southern tip of South America, showcasing an immense transcontinental route.
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British Columbia
Alaska
101 reasons why Chetwynd needs an Operating Room
A public call from the District of Chetwynd Hospital Action Committee invites residents to submit information supporting doctor retention and reopening the local Operating Room. Letters via Peoples Drug Mart or Chetwynd Medical Clinic share personal experiences traveling for surgery and urge improved access to a full service hospital.
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Chetwynd
District of
Jackfish Road
Dawson
Grande Prairie
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Royal Bank of Tumbler Ridge Opens in New Premises
Royal Bank staff move a week after a fire to a new location across the street. Bank manager Sean Hopkins says construction is nearly finished and the bank will be fully functional by tomorrow. The vaults and ATM remained secure with no cash loss.
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The
Royal Bank
Tumbler Ridge
Sean Hopkins
Hopkins
Saturday Strollin Kids Enjoy Weekend Walk
Alan Stoyls aged 10 Jered Bruce age 12 and Toni Samms age 9 stroll with their dog Boo on a warm Saturday. Local children savor pleasant temperatures while walking pets and spending time outdoors.
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Alan Stoyls
Jered Bruce
Toni Samms
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