Blue Box Recycling Comes to Chetwynd Depot Debut
The Chetwynd Recycling Depot will launch a blue box program on November 10 and 11 after a town survey drew 356 responses. For $5 per pick-up, residents set out a blue box biweekly with items like paper glass milk jugs and cardboard. The service targets homes and apartments and may expand to Moberly Lake if demand rises.
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Chetwynd
Paquette
Moberly Lake
Sally Paquette
Denise Everett
Junk food ban eyed for British Columbia schools
Education Minister Tom Christensen says junk food may be banned in schools as evidence links diet to education. Several districts note they already avoid junk foods with no vending machines or limited options. some rely on profits from machines for activities, but many claim they would face little change if a ban passes. Final decision awaits district consultations.
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B.C
Tom Christensen
Christensen
Chetwynd
Hendrick Horsthuis
Dokie Elementary
Peggy Guder
Peace Christian School
Pam Maxwell
Little Prairie Elementary
Windrem
Jarvis Wice
Don Titus
Wice
Moberly Lake Elementary
Bev Saunders
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