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• Basi court date set

  The 67-year-old charged with attempting to pull a 14-year-old girl into a wooded area is back in court Sept.

• Creative carvers compete for cash and braggin rights

  Some top-notch carvers are heading to Hope Brigade Days once again this year to compete in the Hope and District Chamber of Commerce's International Carving Competition.

• Clay shoot fundraiser a success

  Shooters far and wide flocked to Vanderhoof a week last Sunday for the first annual Sporting Clay shoot at Nechako Valley Sporting range.

• Regional district board highlights

  The Cariboo Regional District gave first and second reading to a proposed regulatory Building Inspection Bylaw.

• Tokyo to L.A. - The Hard Way - In a Suzuki Kizashi: Day 18

  PRINCE GEORGE TO VANCOUVER: Where Adventurers Meet Ben Folds recorded the tune, "There's Always Someone Cooler Than You," a few years ago.

• Temp jobs worse for mental health, productivity: Study

  Research on post-traumatic stress disorder, which can haunt former soldiers and survivors of catastrophes, is shedding light on who may be more vulnerable, and how best to treat each case.

• Last RMV train

  At the Quesnel & District Chamber of Commerce, we are proud to celebrate where we have come from.

• Basi court date set

  The 67-year-old charged with attempting to pull a 14-year-old girl into a wooded area is back in court Sept.

• Second successful summer to learn, work and grow

  By Annie Gallant - Quesnel Cariboo Observer Published: September 02, 2010 5:00 PM Updated: September 02, 2010 5:01 PM Twenty-three First Nations youth, between the ages of 16 and 22, recently completed a summer of hard work in forestry-related and silviculture-related projects.

• Department set to celebrate

  The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department celebrates 100 years of service this Labour Day weekend.