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Everyone's concern Editor, The eight-hour closure of the Sea to Sky highway Saturday Feb. 11, has been so self destructive for our morale and economy that I must write about it.

So, what's happening? That was the question on many people's lips and on many people's minds at the Open House Wednesday (Feb. 8) at the Adventure Centre dealing with the CN/Cheakamus spill.

The height of hypocrisy? Editor, I find it ironic that representatives of 麻豆社国产Nation are upset at the SLRD for its decision to postpone the Ashlu rezoning application for private power.

Maybe it's the fact that Valentine's Day is almost upon us that's got me gushing, but there are times when I love this town.

It's hard to believe that the simple and beautiful waters of a local river can create such a tempest as has the Ashlu.

Trails were government-approved: SORCA Editor, I wish to set the record straight with regards to the following statement by Jerry Kenna of B.C.

Well Squamish, the future is coming fast and it's time to once and for all decide what we would like to be when we get older (acknowledging that we'll never grow up).

Is having a right the same as having a choice? I have a right to vote, but do I have a right not to vote? I'm always astounded at how many answer 'No' to this question. Those are the same people who claim to be freedom-loving fighters of democracy.

Don't pillage the Plunge Editor, I really don't want the Plunge to be logged because it is my favourite trail and my sister and my parents like it too.

Blair Wilson got only part of his wish Monday night. The telegenic young Liberal, who came within striking distance of winning West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country two years ago, finally took the riding over Conservative John Weston.