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Eve Lazarus: Lynn Valley Days are cancelled this year, but the storied event will live on

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By Eve Lazarus 
| North Shore News
You’ve most likely heard (reporter Jane Seyd wrote about it in the North Shore News last month) that the Lynn Valley Days festival is cancelled this year, another casualty of the FIFA World Cup. It joins the Dragon Boat Festival and Hastings Park Skate Bowl, victims due to their proximity to BC Place and the PNE amphitheatre. The Celebration of Light is reduced from three nights to one because of FIFA-related funding issues.
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Eve Lazarus: Any redevelopment of Lynn Valley Mall should protect this heritage house

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By Eve Lazarus 
| North Shore News
When we moved to North Vancouver in 1995, we lived on Sunnyhurst Road, two blocks from the Lynn Valley strip mall (the one with the Dairy Queen). The mall is part of a 3.5-acre land parcel that includes Draycott Gardens, a rental townhouse complex built in 1972. Polygon hopes to develop four six-storey buildings that include a mix of strata and rental units and commercial properties (see Abby Luciano’s North Shore News story).
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Eve Lazarus: Phyllis Munday never met a mountain she didn’t want to climb

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By Eve Lazarus 
| Vancouver is Awesome
The explorer, who once lived in a tent on North Vancouver's Grouse Mountain, was the first woman ever to reach the summit of Mount Robson Phyllis Munday died on April 11, 1990, and lived much of her 95 years in a sweet little two-bedroom house on Tempe Crescent in North Vancouver. She was born in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) in 1894 – her father managed Lipton’s tea estates – and the family moved to Vancouver when she was 13.
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