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Retirement for Beginners column: Frugal can be fun for retirees

Retirement for Beginners column: Frugal can be fun for retirees

As a follow-up to my last column, I have more to say about living on less. Re-learning to managing your expenses and savings is not an easy task, especially if you like the nicer things in life.
Letter: A bridge too far and expensive

Letter: A bridge too far and expensive

Dear Editor, Re: “Six lanes and a train, get on it,” Letters, May 13 Great letter by Lynne Jones.
Letter: Clean up construction waste

Letter: Clean up construction waste

Dear Editor, A week ago, when I walked to Elmbridge Way near Gilbert Road, I saw piles of construction waste randomly put along the side of a pedestrian walkway, not even separated by a simple fence.
Letter: Busses not the problem

Letter: Busses not the problem

Dear Editor, Re: “City seeks solution for bus loop fears,” News May 20. The city suggested in a recent Richmond News article that the number and scheduling of transit busses and where they park along Chatham Street are the major traffic problems.
Letter: Comox Coast Guard cuts put lives at sea off Richmond in danger

Letter: Comox Coast Guard cuts put lives at sea off Richmond in danger

Dear Editor, The federal Liberal MP for Steveston - Richmond East, Joe Peschisolido, is no friend of the commercial fishing fleet in Steveston. He and his fellow B.C. Liberal MPs okayed more cuts to the Coast Guard’s SAR resources.
Column: What’s best about Richmond

Column: What’s best about Richmond

Richmond News editor Eve Edmonds weighs in on the positive aspects of life in Richmond, B.C.
In the Garden column: Tips on battling drought this summer

In the Garden column: Tips on battling drought this summer

Rain barrels and mulch among the best weapons
Letter: City was wonderous - 70 years ago

Letter: City was wonderous - 70 years ago

Dear Editor, On Oct.
Letter: Don’t blame the buses in Steveston

Letter: Don’t blame the buses in Steveston

Open letter to City of Richmond mayor and council, Re: “City seeks solution for bus loop fears,” News, May 20.
Letter: Loss of a local (Greek) icon

Letter: Loss of a local (Greek) icon

Dear Editor, I frequented the Mad Greek Restaurant, when it was first a little place on Westminster Highway with an open patio, and enjoyed the delicious authentic Greek cuisine served and prepared by Nick, Rose and their two daughters.