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LETTER: Transit changes could have major impact on Sidney residents - Victoria News
All bus riders in Sidney should be aware that BC Transit is proposing many bus route changes, including rerouting #72 and #81. This means that North Sidney residents may no longer be able to access a regular bus into downtown Sidney. This service is essential to many residents, some of whom no longer drive but regularly take the bus into Sidney for their everyday needs.
Remembering Ron Cook: See photos of the Columbus early music pioneer
Ron Cook served on active duty from 1971 to 1974 in the U.S. Naval Reserve as a lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps. Provided By Janice Cook Ron Cook cultivated a large collection of bonsai trees. Provided By Janice Cook Ron Cook (far left) co-founded The Early Interval, an ensemble devoted to works from the medieval through classical periods, with his wife, Janice Cook (far right). Provided By Janice Cook The Early Interval, circa 1980.
Solidarity in the government
Spirituality by April Federico • January 20, 2020 Every Theology test in high school always had the last question: “what does it mean to believe?” I’ve forgotten most of my answers at this point in time. But I haven’t forgotten about all the religions I’ve studied. Theology was the one subject whose binder I kept for all these years. I’ve found many reflections from the year, such as learning how to pray. Theology also taught me a lot about social justice, believe it or not.
Live Joyfully Despite of...
Spirituality by Neivis Paulino • January 19, 2020 Life is not meant to be lived in extreme happiness all of the time or in complete despair all of the time. We are humans and we are not meant to be perfect. One thing that is certain is that life is meant to be lived with joy despite of the ever-changing human emotions. It is important to find delight in what you have versus what you don’t have. In Proverbs 17:22 it speaks about joy.
Could it be? | Harness Magazine
A discreet bow out of a toxic situation or place, is this essentially a nod to peace? When, rather than argue a point that would no sooner be mute, one allows a pause instead and perhaps enables peace? “Letting go” instead of committing to all personal injustices unseen and unappreciated, could it be? Choosing peace? A word, deed, or lack thereof that pulsates and throbs within one’s chest, yet forgiveness swiftly soothes without the urge for reciprocation. Yes, this must be, choosing peace.
My Journey - Fear to Faith
Spirituality by Janice Cook • January 16, 2020 My insecurity lay for years like a blanket at the foot of my bed. Sometimes without thinking I pull it up around me, as if it will keep me warm and safe. It seemed to have been there for as long as I could remember, growing thick and heavy and coarse, sewn with the threads of fear, doubt, worry, not enoughness. The belief in lack was so strong and complete, with money, with time and energy and discipline and creativity.
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