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Letter: Market style better for Steveston

Letter: Market style better for Steveston

Dear Editor, I think an indoor community market would be a better option for Steveston than an Urban Fare-type grocery store. A community market could become a place for inexpensive and healthy food choices.
Letter: Inclusive play celebrated

Letter: Inclusive play celebrated

Dear Editor, This month marks the one-year anniversary since the opening of the accessible playground located behind King George Park at Kathleen McNeely elementary.
Column: Inclusion at schools costs, but not as much as no inclusion

Column: Inclusion at schools costs, but not as much as no inclusion

Educator's message should resonate with policy makers
Digging Deep column: The 'Lands' need accessible all-season trails

Digging Deep column: The 'Lands' need accessible all-season trails

Our central park, the Garden City Lands, is coming along. The planning focus now is on the arterial trails: The dike-road trail system of central and perimeter trails.
Letter: Tech getting in the way of life

Letter: Tech getting in the way of life

Dear Editor, Technology has become an essential in our daily lives.
Letter: Tree loss becoming an all too familiar story

Letter: Tree loss becoming an all too familiar story

Dear Editor, This beautiful old weeping willow (pictured at right) will soon be cut down to satisfy the demands of the developer and/or new owner of the new house that will be built on the property behind it at 8380 Seafair Drive.
Letter: Jet fuel pipeline defies logic

Letter: Jet fuel pipeline defies logic

Dear Editor, Re: “Loo’s jet fuel optimism naive,” Letters, April 29. I wish to extend the concerns of letter writer David Merke in regards to the jet fuel storage facility proposed by VAFFC for Riverport.
Letter: Racquetball not well served in Richmond

Letter: Racquetball not well served in Richmond

Dear Editor, Re: “Movable wall may save sport,” News, April 20. Just as a camel is a horse put together by a committee, this attempt to satisfy all court users, only proves that the “Camel Committee” is still in charge at city hall.
Sips Happen column: Celebrating wines that drive you Haywire

Sips Happen column: Celebrating wines that drive you Haywire

To celebrate Earth Day last week, I went to Edible Canada to taste wines from the New Okanagan.
Letter: Loo's jet fuel optimism naive

Letter: Loo's jet fuel optimism naive

Dear Editor, The City of Richmond Mayor, who is a very experienced politician, with many years of public service, says “no” to a jet fuel tank farm sitting next to the Fraser River.