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The Spring Fling, hosted by the Cowichan Lake Chamber of Commerce
READDuring Heritage Daysthe Kaazta Art Group will be selling members’ art.
READVolunteers were out laying down new pathways and clearing blackberries and organic debris at the Rhododendron Memorial Park
READLocal businesses, events and news briefs for Cowichan Lake area
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There isn’t much known about the life of Bill Young, who lived here during the hungry 1920s and dirty 1930s.
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The Communities in Bloom group was at AB Greenwell Elementary School week getting students to help with putting together the planters.
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Local Delta Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi worldwide held a garage sale on Saturday.
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Cowichan Lake Lions Club presented a plaque of community service appreciation to Jo-Anne Pimlott and her daughter Jenn Pollner.
READWear a floatation device when doing anything on or around local waterways. This is the message that local RCMP would like to get out
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If it’s true that a picture is worth a thousand words then Bob Scott,with an 18-22 pound steelhead, had no need to concoct a fish story.
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Alive and well; local Elks Lodge #293 marks 67th anniversary April 21st Elks of Canada 100th Year Celebration
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On Saturday, April 14, Country Grocer hosted their giant one-day sale and a family fun day
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One of Lake Cowichan’s longest running and most successful businesses, has been sold.
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The gymnasium at Palsson Elementary School was filled with curious kids and plenty of information booths
READSaturday’s dry-grad fundraiser went off without a hitch, collecting nearly $1000 in bottles
READVolunteers, without a doubt, are the strength of our community
READLake Bloomers are excited to be involved in local upcoming events
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Principal Plater was a force to be reckoned with in the school setting
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Cowichan Lake School District 66 amalgamated with Cowichan Valley School District 79 in 1997
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