On Jan. 9 Jake McBride and Aliya Khan welcomed their baby girl, Kelsey, 6 pounds, 10 ounces
READAn emergency call from circle route to Mesachie Lake Volunteer Fire Rescue Department started the process
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Fantastic fund-raiser is all bottled up for Curt Knippelberg
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Ashley Fothergill stepped in to help local senior citizen
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Lake Cowichan’s local radio station 98.7 FM The Lake is battling to stay afloat and on the air
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On Jan. 20, Mayor Ross Forrest announced that a Tim Horton’s restaurant will soon call Lake Cowichan home.
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On Jan. 20, Mayor Ross Forrest announced that a Tim Horton’s restaurant will soon call Lake Cowichan home.
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A handful of Lake Cowichan citizens attended Town Council’s public meeting at Centennial Hall on Jan. 16.
READGraduates are busy getting organized for the upcoming Dry Grad fundraiser Fashion Show.
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CVRD Area I and F directors Pat Weaver and Ian Morrison are aiming to reduce dusty roads on either side of Cowichan Lake.
READA handful of Lake Cowichan citizens attended Town Council’s public meeting at Centennial Hall on Jan. 16.
READLake Cowichan’s Town Council has recently received a technological facelift in the form of five new Apple iPad 2s.
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Traditional Celtic band Rig-A-Jig is hitting the stage in Lake Cowichan for this month’s Music in the Lake performance on Jan. 26
READSomething slimy and gross has overtaken Cowichan Lake — and it’s not the creature from the Black Lagoon.
READThe Cowichan Lake and River Stewardship Society met for the first time in 2012.
READNotes from Trevor Green’s journal on Jan. 21, 1964 gives a vivid insight into the Lake Cowichan High School fire of 1964.
READFor the brave men and women who answered the call to serve in Canada’s armed forces, help is available.
READFollowing the success of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” the Kaatza Lakeside Players have returned to the drawing board.
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Marcella Mrnka’s son said her house was “killer” after visiting his mom’s brand new home in Youbou for the first time
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21 is typically a pretty care free age — unless you’re Curt Knippelberg.
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