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Richmond food strikes fear

Richmond food strikes fear

Richmond - The Editor, I would like to know if there has ever been an article published in your paper regarding peanut allergies? The reason I am asking is that the other night, I was in Aberdeen mall and I had a severe anaphylactic reaction due to p
Forgive me, for I have Super Bowl sinned

Forgive me, for I have Super Bowl sinned

I'm about to commit the cardinal sin of a sports fan. I'm jumping the bandwagon - this Sunday I'm cheering for the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl. If you're an avid sports fan like me, I ask you to spare the public flogging.
Off-leash is offside

Off-leash is offside

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Just a walkin' the dogs," News, Jan. 29.
Let the Olympic flame die out

Let the Olympic flame die out

Richmond - The Editor, "Better places for museum millions," Letters, Jan. 24.
Thank you, Richmond

Thank you, Richmond

The Editor, It is with sincere gratitude that we take this opportunity, on behalf of everyone at Variety - The Children's Charity, to thank the citizens of Richmond for your incredible support of our 48th annual Show of Hearts Telethon.
Money pit oval takes precedence

Money pit oval takes precedence

Richmond - The Editor, "Better places for museum millions," Letters, Jan. 24.
10 years on, same result

10 years on, same result

Once again our provincial government has spun for us a cautionary tale. This one is rooted deeply enough in the past to qualify as historic. It was 2002. British Columbians had elected a new government about a year earlier.
B.C. selling vote, mayors aint buying

B.C. selling vote, mayors aint buying

The increasingly serious game of chicken between the provincial government and the mayors of Metro Vancouver over transit funding shows no sign of ending.
Enough already with saying sorry

Enough already with saying sorry

Tsawwassen - The Editor, Re: "Finding the right words ain't always easy," News, Jan. 24.
Family ties are being severed

Family ties are being severed

The Editor, I have never written a letter to the Editor before, but feel compelled to do so, after chatting with some Ikea employees who have been locked out/on strike since May. We are fast approaching our Family Day in Richmond.