Book's success surpasses all expectations
Rick Davison reports Twin Sisters Publishing sees Roast Moose and Rosaries top school and library shelves from Peace country to Nova Scotia. First 2,000 copies sold, another 2,000 on order, with institutions and adults using guides for grades eight and university. Publisher Terrance Armstrong notes ongoing demand and plans for more titles and teacher guides.
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Rick Davison
Vancouver
Alberta
Armstrong
Nova Scotia
Koukum
Twin Sisters Publishing
Amoco
Fred and Mary
Peace Country
West Moberly
Saulteau First Nations
Trickle of Tourists Gathers in Chetwynd This Spring
Chamber of Commerce Manager Valerie Bulmer notes an average of ten tourists stop weekly at the tourism office across from the Pine Cone Motor Inn. Most visitors are Alaska bound students or transit travelers. Dedication Park’s chainsaw sculptures draw crowds, with May to July expected to peak before summer winds down.
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Pine Cone Motor Inn
Chamber of Commerce
Valerie Bulmer
Bulmer
Chetwynd
Alaska
Dedication Park
Gas firm finds no ground issues near lines in Chetwynd Hudson's Hope
After the Quesnel blast, BC Gas staff contacted Chetwynd and Hudson's Hope officials to search for ground movement near pipelines. Pat Flack said constant leak surveys and municipal checks show no current areas of concern in either town, noting a hill near Bennett Dam in Hudson's Hope does not affect pipes.
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Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
Quesnel
Pat Flack
Hudson’s
Bennett Dam
Flack
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