Arac family matriarch leaves Chetwynd after decades of service
Margie Arac, active since 1991 in Chetwynd, helped found Family Fest and Little Lights Daycare, served on the Women's Resource Centre board, and coordinated Healthy Communities efforts. She contributed to skate parks, recycling depots, school advisory committees, and numerous community events, supported by her husband Cafer, as they move away in July.
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Preservation plan aims to save first commercial building
The community marks 46 years of growth with efforts to preserve the first commercial building as a heritage site. Officials note humor and cohesion have underpinned local progress while outlining steps to protect the landmark.
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Royal Purple member honored at Canada Day
Edith Knowles remains heavily involved in community service across multiple organizations. Her long volunteer record includes roles with the Chamber of Commerce, BC Seniors Games Zone 12, Little Prairie Heritage Society, and hospital auxiliary boards. She has chaired senior councils, supported veterans groups, and sustained Rotary and Legion affiliations for decades.
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