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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 2011
Page
5
A reader from Chetwynd defends vendors and urges calmer responses to customer feedback. He, a warehouse worker, argues that despite the tough job, staff should handle criticism without hostility and notes years of purchases at Home Hardware with mixed experiences.
In a letter to the Editor from a long serving Chetwynd town councillor, gratitude to citizens is expressed for nine years of support and a pledge to stay involved in health, tourism, and community betterment. The writer congratulates the new Mayor and Council, notes the duties of office, and urges respect for democracy. The author also mentions attending the first council meeting last Monday.
Naomi Larsen presents a $500 check to Chetwynd Christmas Bureau Society president Karen Stewart from the In Memory Of supplement proceeds. The piece notes local council debate over a Gospel Tabernacle Church request to use town hall for monthly drop-in prayer sessions and broader concerns about church state separation.
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