Vanderhoof crop circles spark debate on origin and purpose
An inquiry into the Vanderhoof oat field circles gathered accounts from Eric Stier and Bryan Wallace who saw the 11 formations near the airport. Researchers note nonhuman hoofprints, soil texture, and rapid plant response, while Vancouver expert Chad Deetken cites potential natural or paranormal causes. The witnesses deny hoax claims, and debate centers on whether these rings are man made, natural, or something beyond current science.
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Invest in Arthritis Be a Part of the Cure
Sharon Berglund heads a second year as local Arthritis Society fundraising chair hoping to beat last year’s $405 total by door to door campaigns in late September. Funds support BC Yukon chapter research care and education. Berglund cites rising arthritis disability and urges Chetwynd residents to volunteer. Call 788 3235 to help.
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