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It was a very cold and windy day on Saturday (March 28) when approximately 50 participants of all ages took part in the Squamish Helping Hands Society's Walk-a-thon.

This letter was sent to the District of Squamish mayor and council and copied to The Chief for publication.

I know I am not alone in this latest "You gotta be kidding me" debacle.

Like everything else in life, the Olympic Games are really about people. People who inspire us, people who motivate us and people who make us proud.

It's not the unexpectedly sunny weather nor the new gardening "to do" list on the refrigerator, it's not the budding shrubs nor lengthening evenings.

Did I read correctly that the bank requires the SODC to present a business plan to give them "some assurances that the SODC lands won't remain dormant" ["SODC to spend $1 million on experts," The Chief, March 27]? Judging from the mess bankers worldw

William Lyon McKenzie King, Canada's longest-serving prime minister, had a great old adage when it came to politics: buy them with their own money.

I am very disappointed by the latest change to our garbage/recycling service. Previously we had garbage pickup from our home every week.

OK, now I understand we'll all have to fork over approximately $20 each year for the next five years to pay for bear-proof locks on our garbage cans.

In these days of economic downturns, layoffs and belt tightening, there are a few places that cash-strapped folks and families can turn to. Traditionally, movie houses, pubs and of course public libraries see an increase in use.