Moose's antlers restored to Chetwynd carving
In Chetwynd the Bull Moose chainsaw carving outside the Chamber of Commerce had its antlers broken, with half found in the snow. Oregon carver Michael Schmidt could not replace them, so Joe Langford of Public Works created a matching replica and reattached it last week.
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Wind energy plan seeks public input in 2007 call
Chetwynd Echo reports Finavera aims to include wind projects in the 2007 BC Hydro power call. Open houses and workshops will occur this spring as the company gathers public input after years of permits and site evaluations. Clarke emphasizes early community involvement to smooth the process.
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Wind Power Site Overview Near Chetwynd Tumbler Ridge and Clifford
At a Glance the projects Wildmare Bullmoose Tumbler Ridge and Clifford sit on ridges and hills across British Columbia. Wildmare hosts about 36 turbines at 67 to 100 MW with ridges averaging 1150m and hub wind 7 to 8 m/s. Bullmoose runs 26 km west of Tumbler Ridge with 56 turbines at 112 MW on 1900m ridges and 9 to 10 m/s wind. Tumbler Ridge sits 10 km southwest of Tumbler Ridge with 50 turbines at 100 MW on a high ridge with 1300m elevation and 7 to 8 m/s wind. Clifford 45 km south of Tumbler Ridge features 40 turbines for 80 kW on Mt Clifford ridges at about 1600m elevation with a surrounding valley and medium road accessibility.
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