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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 06, 1999

Page

2

Vandalism incidents span June 28 to 30 in town

The back door of Econo Laundromat faced an attempted break in on June 28. Greyhound depot windows were smashed June 29. Brookside Inn front window damaged by a rock during the night of June 30, with about 1000 dollars in losses. RCMP urge witnesses to call 788-9221. A bear sighting near Williston Town Houses on June 29 prompted RCMP and a conservation officer removal.

Econo Laundromat Greyhound Brookside Inn RCMP Chetwynd Rcmp Williston

CHET FM loses two personalities and manager departure

CHET FM splits with two on air personalities and general manager Dan Savoie, who led the station for nearly two years. Fil Decarvalho, the morning host, departs after four months in Chetwynd to Smithers. Savoie notes 37 volunteers, staff growth from two to four, and a December 1998 fundraising teepee project for the local food bank. He cherishes Las Vegas NAB trip and air time for local singers. Decarvalho credits Savoie with giving him a start and praise for CHET FM's big market sound in a small town.

Chet FM Chetwynd Dan Savoie Fil Decarvalho Savoie Natasha Tupper Alice Gauthier Las Vegas Northern Association of Broadcasters Stephanie Beaumont Wendy Hudson Janette O’ Keefe Montgomery Steele Dan BCIT Decarvalho Smithers

Municipal Act reforms boost power and require openness

Changes introduced by Municipal Affairs Minister Jenny Kwan broaden local government powers under the Act while adding stronger accountability. Open meetings become the default for councils boards and committees with limited in camera discussions and advance public notice. New civic election rules require separate campaign accounts and regulate nominations and election costs.

Jenny Kwan Kwan

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