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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 04, 2007

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2

Chetwynd Hospital gains filmless system with workstation

Local Hospital Foundation purchased a workstation enabling radiologists in Dawson Creek to view Chetwynd images in minutes. Physicians can access cat CT scans and X rays, burn CDs for larger centers, and provide rapid stat reports to support local care. Support from business and individuals enables up to date patient services.

Sukow Chetwynd Hospital Foundation Chetwynd Dawson Creek

Renouf admits drugs fueled his legal troubles

Renouf acknowledged his problems with drugs and alcohol after a Fort St. John driving incident. He said the vehicle, reported stolen from Chetwynd, had its keys left in the ignition. He faced charges for driving while prohibited and possession of stolen property, plus a guilty plea for failing to attend Fort St. John court.

Fort St. John Chetwynd Blocka Renouf Michael Murphey

Renouf seeks treatment after court takes children

Michael Murphey cites Renouf admitting drugs and alcohol caused trouble. Renouf confesses need for treatment to regain his children, who were removed after the family faced hunger. Murphey says the Ministry of Children and Family Development intervened due to lack of food.

Ted Renouf Ministry of Children and Family Development Murphey

Ex-drug addict to speak in Chetwynd next week

Randy Miller who spent a decade as a hard core addict on Vancouver streets will share his survival story in Chetwynd. Hosted by Drug Action Plan Committee and RCMP, he also appears in the Vancouver Police documentary Through A Blue Lens. Screenings at Chetwynd Secondary School Library are May 3 and May 8 at 7 p.m.

Chetwynd Miller Vancouver East Side Chetwynd Secondary Randy

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