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Be someone's snugglebunny by helping make a homemade hug
Imagine any item that would make a hospitalized youngster or newborn more comfortable.
A Lake Cowichan good samaritan
By Diana Hutton - Lake Cowichan Gazette Published: February 08, 2012 10:00 AM Updated: February 08, 2012 10:41 AM A local woman recently experienced one of the unseen "cracks" in our health care system.
Esther's House feels like home
Stephen Bowman, left, is benefiting from living at the new Esther's House transitional facility, where Shawn Richards is facilitator.
Lake Cowichan radio station has a small voice, and big plans
A jar rests near the microphone at the radio station, a glass repository for coins coaxed from visitors' pockets and purses.
School board nixes Lake Cowichan modular offer
The Cowichan Valley Board of Education voted Jan. 18 to turn down Education Minister George Abbott's offer of surplus modular classrooms and move A.B. Greenwell Elementary to Palsson Elementary School.
Get your dance on with Rig-A-Jig at Music in the Lake
The traditional Celtic band Rig-A-Jig will perform at Music in the Lake at lower Centennial Hall on Jan.
The iPad craze storms through Lake Cowichan
By Dorian Geiger - Lake Cowichan Gazette Published: January 25, 2012 2:00 PM Updated: January 25, 2012 2:06 PM Lake Cowichan's Town Council has recently received a technological facelift in the form of five new Apple iPad 2s.
School board wants cash, not modulars for Lake Cowichan
By John McKinley - Cowichan News Leader Pictorial Published: January 25, 2012 1:00 PM Updated: January 25, 2012 1:21 PM A thanks, but no thanks response was delivered to the provincial government this week on an offer to provide two modular classrooms to Lake Cowichan Instead the board asked the education ministry to use any money that may have ... (more)
Island Corrider Foundation refuses to open board meetings to public
Despite the wishes of one of its founders, the Island Corridor Foundation has no plans to open board meetings to the public, according to its executive director.
Help is out there for local veterans
For the brave men and women who answered the call to serve in Canada's armed forces, help is available through the Department of Veteran's Affairs.