Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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Community Spirit and Appreciation

Think of our publication as an extra dimension of our community space, a place where the West Coast culture is treasured and celebrated. We’re here to give you a glimpse of our people, places and ideas and unleash the vibrant energy that our local paradise has to offer. To ensure we attain the highest level of excellence in serving our community, we want to stay on top of what’s happening. Please let us know when local events are sprouting up or when any other little seeds of local interest might be germinating.
It is truly a pleasure and an honour to publish Seaside for you, and we would like to thank everyone who’s welcomed us into their lives with open arms.

Best Wishes,
Sue Hodgson - Publisher

HOORAY FOR NON-PROFITS

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 by Doreen Gee

free clipart from Windows 7 Home Premium Edition 

Much of the progressive philanthropic and humanitarian work done in our communities is by not-for-profit organizations. Non-profits work tirelessly to alleviate social problems like poverty and inequality in our communities. They support and help people who are especially vulnerable and they advocate for those who have no voice.

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BRIDGES TO DREAMS

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 by Doreen Gee


photo of Doreen Gee by Jesse Holland / Jesse Holland Photography

for new Bridges 25th Anniversary book

Sometimes our dreams can jumpstart miracles. Envisioning a brighter future fuels us and keeps us fighting until we are strong enough to create the life we want. If you think the dream, one day you will live it. Bridges for Women Non-Profit Society is in the business of building dreams.

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CRAZY FOR LEGO

legopic

 by Doreen Gee


photo by Doreen Gee


 

Robin Sather is a “40-something” kid – and he likes it that way. He is a LEGO master – Canada’s only LEGO Certified Professional. Over the weekend, Robin (with a little help) built a model of a B.C. Ferry – the Coastal Celebration – with LEGO blocks. His creation at Tillicum Mall is a remarkable work of art. On February 11th, “Family Day,” Robin built a giant scarlet macaw with LEGO in Sidney as part of the pirate-themed party. As he gushes a megawatt smile for my photo, Robin tells me that he loves his job. Robin harbours a timeless secret!

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