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MLA for Skeena Ellis Ross wants a bigger conversation around the harm caused by illicit drugs

Other vehicles also stolen have since been recovered

Voyent Alert system is customizable for location and types of alerts

Community’s welcome warms planters’ hearts

Grand opening of the dog park

Regulation under Gaming Grants prohibits library from using funds to cover operational costs

Group works to create a pathway for addressing every issue raised

On June 10, (C)Beverly Michell, Lake Babine member accompanied by Nancy Ripley (L) and Chelsea Hiebert – all guests to, shared traditional wisdom about medicinal native plants with all classes at Decker Lake Elementary School. Students sampled some of their medicine which was brewed with rose hips, juniper berries, soap berries, devil’s club, and spruce gum – to name a few of the ingredients. (Submitted photo/Lakes District ÑÇÖÞÌìÌÃ)

ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake residents rallied in the rain on June 18 to do an ALS Walk in support of local resident Barb Wilson. Move to Cure ALS walks happen across B.C. in June and although ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake isn’t an official site local resident Ronda Payne organized the walk and a fundraiser for her friend Barb. The beautiful ‘Purple Dreams’ quilt, made by Jenny Pirie was raffled off and the winner of the quilt was Jaycille Neville. The event raised $3780.

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