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In the Community

Creating a safety net for health challenges

Many island residents choose to live on Bowen because they value the quality of life. But in times of accidents or failing health, they may re-evaluate their choice.

Writing the truth laced with fiction

It's a trip down memory lane for Edye Hanen as we walk through Davies Orchard after a visit to the Undercurrent office.

Santa came to town

A big warm thank you to everyone who helped chill the North Pole this year at the Bowen Community Recreation's Breakfast with Santa. The event was made special with visits not only from Santa Claus but also from the Chillbillies and Shari Ulrich.

Beautifully decked-out horses and dazzling smiles

Last Saturday was the first Photos with Horses event.Why go to the mall? The afternoon was clear and cold, the hot chocolate and coffee were warm, and the cookies delicious. We had a steady stream of kids, parents and grandparents.

Building a community chest treasuring islanders

Whenever the call goes out to assist people who have suffered a major crisis like a fire or flood, Bowen Island never fails to show itself to be a truly caring community by giving money and other needed help.

Stuff a little health into your stockings...

On the first day of Christmas My true love gave to me a wish for a healthy new year! On the 12th day of Christmas My true love gave to me 12 partner dances 11 Tai chi classes 10 fitness tickets 9 badminton birdies 8 yoga stretches 7 weight room passe

SKY offers trip to Christmas train

Seniors Keeping Young (SKY) is sponsoring a trip to the Christmas train in Stanley Park on Tuesday, December 11. Peter's bus will be picking up passengers in the lower parking lot at Bowen Court at 2.15 p.m. We will catch the 3 p.m.

Rotary invites youth project proposals

The Rotary Club of Bowen Island is pleased to announce that it will be funding a youth project to Make Bowen a Better Place. Effective immediately, this program invites island students to propose a new service project for Bowen Island.

Helping exotic birds find a safe haven

The sounds of a tropical rain forest filter through the home of Rebecca Salmon, where she and her three sons look after nine exotic birds.

Changes at the recycling depot

Please note the following changes to recycling at the Bowen Island Recycling Depot (BIRD). BIRD now accepts all kinds of glass (except mirrors) and all colours go in all three windows no more separating colours.