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Times Colonist reporter. Biz/Van Island. cjwilson@timescolonist.com
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Wetumpka man sentence to over 12 years in federal prison for methamphetamine distribution

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By Carla Wilson Verified
| Elmore Autauga News
Friday, April 24, 2026, Acting United States Attorney Kevin Davidson announced that a Wetumpka, Alabama man has been sentenced to prison for possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. On April 21, 2026, a federal judge sentenced 48-year-old Michael David Wilson to 151 months in prison. Following his term of imprisonment, Wilson will serve four years of supervised release. There is no parole in the federal system.
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Union Bay fire hall replacement among projects approved in Comox

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By Carla Wilson Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Comox Valley projects including a new fire hall for Union Bay, artificial turf and initiatives to spur more affordable housing will go ahead after an alternative approval process passed for the Comox Valley Regional District. The deadline to vote against the projects was Feb. 18. In each case, the number of voters who submitted eligible forms declaring their opposition by the deadline fell below the 10 per cent needed to defeat the plan, meaning that all initiatives will move ahead.
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Nanaimo to spend $1.8M looking into public works upgrades

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By Carla Wilson Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Nanaimo council voted this week in favour of spending $1.8 million to obtain more precise information for possible improvements to its public works facilities. The city wants detailed designs and cost estimates for the proposed upgrades, which failed to win public support when taxpayers faced alternative approval processes in recent years.
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