Homes light up the community in Chetwynd contest
Denise Everett reports the Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce judged the best lit home. First prize goes to Richard and Linda Martin for eco friendly decorations crafted from recycled items including a tobacco can pyramid and a carpet roll candy cane. About 9,000 bulbs illuminate their display at Highway 97 west of Chetwynd. Second place winners are the Englands on 52nd Avenue and Katherine Doll on Westgate Road.
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Biggest catch in town at the Chetwynd Public Library
Fay Aileson, head librarian, invites readers to visit the library’s 230 gallon tank housing a Black Pacu believed to be the largest catch in town. Since moving from a 75 gallon tank on December 31, the fish has drawn community interest and now calls the aquarium a centerpiece display.
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New Year's resolutions at the library fish tank upgrade
Guido Rupf and his children visit the Chetwynd Public Library to celebrate a new 250 gallon tank joining the library. The family shares resolutions: Guido aims for a more joyful diet, Rhianna age six wants swimming lessons, David age four wants to learn hockey, and Rosie age three hopes to attend preschool. The fish reside alongside a tinfoil barb and a strong older pair as readers enjoy a calmer, nicer library environment.
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