It took Gary Huxtable just a few minutes, but those minutes saved the life of Brady Hobbins and a lifetime of memories.
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Mrs. Wellington’s Grade 1 Class at St. Joseph’s Elementary School had the highest participation in the Journey to Learning Passport Contest.
READExcellent entertainment was provided at the Salad Event by The Boys from the Bush, who combine great harmony with a bit of humour.
READThe Northwest Community College Hazelton campus hosts final Cinema Politica film of the season, Good Food Shorts, Sunday, May 13 at 7 p.m.
READThe Missoula Children’s Theatre brings a new production titled the “Wiz of the West” to the Hazeltons.
READCanadian Parents for French recently announced changes to registration tool and a drive for new members.
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When Adrienne Johnston was 11 and living in India, she and a friend dug a pit outside to cook fenugreek, potatoes and fresh chapattis.
READBrian Vike is one of the best-known UFO watchers in Canada. Google “red orange light” and his Vike Factor blog pops up.
READThere are currently a lot of great initiatives happening throughout the Hazelton’s including several gardening workshops and gatherings.
READSeveral Hazelton residents joined a global grassroots movement, 350.org, focused on solving the current climate crisis.
READNew Hazelton congratulated Craig Johnson who won the Canucks Roberto Luongo Jersey and thanked everyone who supported the Relay for Life.
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This year’s Bulkley Valley Christian School musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, rings with Smithers-style charm.
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The Grendel Group recently completed extensive renovations including a wheelchair-accessible commercial kitchen and bathroom.
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BC Book Prize nominees Charlotte Gill and Pamela Porter were showing off their beautiful home grown stories in Smithers last week.
READBill Goodacre (Homecoming Committee chair for Smithers Centennial 2013) invites you to a brainstorming meeting May 16, 7 p.m., Town Hall.
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Claire Schley, 5 displayed her original paintings at Heavenly Grinds, Saturday May 5. The paintings hang through to the end of May.
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Go ahead laptop computer correct my mistakes now. You can be sure that having the birds to watch is keeping me sane.
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Bechara Saab, 32, a native of Smithers, is the Swiss national science slam champion.
READPerfect speaker, no, but Mark Edwards says he has found a perfect place to practice speaking—the Bulkley Valley Toastmasters club.
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Tyhee Lake was busy last weekend as at least four pairs of common loons set about establishing their territories.
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