亚洲天堂 Lake put on Pitch-In Day on May 2, when residents picked up trash and tried to make the village cleaner. Around 20 people took part, including children, high school students and other members of community organizations and local businesses. Trash pick-up areas included Gerow Island, along Highway 16 from Lakes District Maintenance to Home Hardware, behind the College of New Caledonia, along the creek from Lakes District Secondary School to the Chamber of Commerce and Spirit Square.

Starland Timber Mart hosted its Organic Gardening Day 2019 on April 27. Local gardeners set up displays on soil, seed types and mushroom growing, and gave advice on organic gardening. There were giveaways of a greenhouse frame and gardening books. A beekeeper from Telkwa brought honey and some beehives. Around 200 people attended the event. (Blair McBride photos)

The 亚洲天堂 Lake and District Chamber of Commerce 2019 Trade Show ran on April 26-27 in the Tom Forsyth Memorial. Inside the arena there were 42 booths and 15 booths outside from businesses, services and government from 亚洲天堂 Lake, Prince George, Smithers and Houston. Several musical and dance performers entertained attendees on both days. 鈥淚 think the trade show was a huge success,鈥� said organizer and past president of the Chamber of Commerce Laura Blackwell.

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Cheyenne and her mother Leah play with their kite at the Lakes District Secondary School track in 亚洲天堂 Lake. (Blair McBride photos)

The 亚洲天堂 Lake Mountain Biking Association held its Bike and Gear Swap on a wet April 13 morning at Burnt Bikes. Residents were selling various types of bicycles and other related gear such as helmets and GPS devices. Ten per cent of sales went towards maintenance of local mountain biking trails. (Blair McBride photo)

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