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The Howe Sound Teachers Association (HSTA) is worried that young students from overseas studying in Squamish are suffering in dormitory-style accommodations.

Free vaccines still available Alli Vail Chief Staff Writer A dip in the temperature in a Coast Garibaldi Health Services refrigerator means Squamish has no flu vaccines available for purchase for the rest of the season.

There are many individuals, community groups and businesses who are worthy of nominations for the newly-created Order of Squamish.

Every Friday at Squamish Elementary School there is a lucky group of students who, for one hour, get to play games and have fun with an older mentor.

Two kids, a two-level home, a regular family-sized car, toys in the front yard - the Grantham family looks pretty much like any family. But what makes Doug and Shannon Grantham a little bit different is their children.

A large crowd is expected to attend the annual Remembrance Day service on Thursday (Nov. 11) at Brennan Park Recreation Centre.

The CN employees in Squamish are worried. Most don't know what their future holds because the details of their financial deal with their employer aren't complete.

The District of Squamish has an extra $194,588 to play with in 2004. The money is coming from the traffic fine revenues that the provincial government is granting to Squamish.

Young people take risks. But a new program in the Howe Sound School District is going to teach them how to take smart risks. The SnowSmart program is going to be introduced into the district.

The Royal Canadian Legion is selling the bottom floor of its new building in a bid to stay afloat. "Our goal is to stratify the building and keep the top," said Sandi Patterson, the building opportunities chairperson.