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The members of Squamish Council and a group of district employees sat through two very interesting and educational presentations on Tuesday (June 8).

The people are about to get their first official kick at Wal-Mart. The question is: does it matter? The concept of big box retail in the Squamish Business Park has been batted around for years.

We've been riding for four hours. We're tired, sore and having the time of our lives. It's the third annual Beyond the Valleycliffe of the Dolls and it just gets better every year.

So much for your zero per cent tax increase. No, Squamish council didn't go back on its word - as long as your home's value didn't skyrocket too high, you're still going to pay either the same amount of municipal tax or less as you did last year.

It's very fitting that one of the candidates seeking to become the Sea to Sky corridor's next representative in Ottawa has set up his local office in a boxing ring.

I love it when people come to me and say they heard a rumour that they want me to check into.

"You can't know where you're going until you know where you've been." -Apparently, everyone who's ever lived. I think being a packrat is genetic. Something just won't let me throw anything out.

One of the pieces of Squamish's future was presented to local businesspeople this week. Unfortunately, practically no one was there to hear about it.

Politicians, lawyers, and used car salesman beware: the title of most unpopular occupation in society is up for grabs.

Council dotted the "i"s and crossed the "t"s on the 2004 budget this week. The five-year financial plan put together by council is a historic one.