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In the Community

From ice to igloo

Zeyah is eager to be interviewed about the large structure that has taken over a corner of the Bowen Children's Centre.

Taxi initiative to address council on April 8

After initial discussions with the CAO at the Bowen Island Municipality, the municipality is already busy looking into how they can best help us deliver a much needed taxi/shuttle service on the island.

Popular clothing sale draws near

The count down has started to the event you've been waiting for: the Bowen Children's Centre 12th annual clothing sale. Yes, this is the big one.

Horses, games and Easter treats

After the long winter, our horses are ready to get out for a great and entertaining BIHORA spring games day. Our first show of the year is always exciting as we have fresh, energetic horses and happy riders.

Spot the ball update

Last year, Bowen Island student James Milligan raised money through a weekly Spot the Ball contest in the Undercurrent. He planned to purchase soccer balls and send them to underprivileged children.

Solve the cipher 3

Congratulations to the winner of the last cipher contest, David Demner, and to Louis Belluk who came in second by 10 minutes.

The value of Bowen’s ecosystems

The first meeting of the Bowen Island Garden Club's monthly program of visiting presenters in 2013 will take place at 1 p.m. in the Gallery at Artisan Square on Monday, March 18. Our presenter is Alan Whitehead, a Bowen resident since 1988.

Ten reasons to dance

It's that time again: a new session of partner dance classes is starting up next month on Bowen Island, and everyone is invited. As usual, there are two dance genres on offer. This time they are Country two-step and West-Coast Swing.

The gift of music

The need to have new class sets of musical instruments belonging to BICS was identified at the start of the school year, and the cost for the wish list put together by music teacher Steve Karagianis, a.k.a. Mr. K, was going to be over $9,000.

Bugs, landscapes and lenses

In real life, the saddle-back bush cricket stands maybe two centimetres tall, taking into account the bend of its legs. In Tristan Deggan's photo displayed at the Undercurrent office, the insect is nearly 10 times that size.