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A.B. Greenwell was closed due to mold, and has stood vacant ever since. Finally, it’s coming down. (Gazette file)
Lake Cowichan school to be gone by March 31

Workers and trucks are constantly on the move during the construction of the North Shore Estates housing development, which is being built by the Ts’uubaa-asatx First Nation, on North Shore Road. Pictured at phase 2 of the project is, from left, Aaron Hamilton, general manager of TSU Holdings, Melanie Livingstone, CEO of Tsu Holdings, and Brock Dupont, COO of Tsu Holdings. (Robert Barron/Gazette)
Ts’uubaa-asatx First Nation’s projects springing up in Cowichan Lake area

The Cowichan Valley’s Tim Hortons raised $28,000 for three local charities during this year’s annual Smile Cookie campaign that was held Sept 19-25. Pictured are April Bartal, and Olena Shevchenko from Tim Hortons, Victoria Davis from Nourish Cowichan, Zoe Lauckner from the Clement Centre for Families, Erin Generous from Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cowichan Valley, and Austin Dumont Tim Hortons and Lynne Huard from Tim Hortons. (Submitted photo)
Business notes: Cowichan Tim Hortons’ Smile Cookie campaign raises $28,000 for charity

The Cowichan 49ers are the masters A Dave Ravenhill League champions. (Miguel Trinczek photo)
Cowichan 49ers clinch league championship with win over Vic West