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The concept of Squamish adopting a tsunami-stricken village in south Asia for redevelopment is spreading. The initiative put in motion by Jeff Dawson and backed by hundreds of volunteers in Squamish picked up a new partner this week.

It's an event so popular, even Canucks player Trevor Linden is on the waiting list. The 800 spots for the 10th annual Test of Metal mountain bike race sold out last Friday (Jan.

Ten dedicated Squamish citizens have been nominated for the 2004 Business Person and Citizen of the Year honours.

They've been counted and tallied, and the results are in: there were more eagles in the in Brackendale during the 19th annual Brackendale Winter Eagle Festival and Count this year than there was the year before.

What started as a four-month globetrotting adventure for two local residents is now a full-on humanitarian initiative in Sri Lanka.

Grandmother Joy McLennan has a new joy in her life - New Year's baby Daniel McLennan. Her daughter Marisa McLennan gave birth to Daniel McLennan, the first baby delivered at Squamish General Hospital on Jan. 1 at 11:08 a.m.

Taking a back seat to all the ways we want to change and resolutions to keep in this new year is the Boxing Day disaster in Southeast Asia. We all want to do something but are not sure what. I certainly like Coun.

The million-dollar housing market is about to hit Squamish. Currently there are four homes listed for sale over $1 million with local realtors.

Brackendale eagle advocate vows to oppose plan John French jfrench@squamishchief.

Cleaning up the aftermath of the Boxing Day tsunami is a daunting task, but helping one water-damaged village somewhere in the devastation zone is manageable. Coun.