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Planning For Your Legacy

– by Janice Henshaw – Even though the winds may blow and the nights are long, the start of a new year always seems so full of hope. It can fire up our determination to set new goals, start new projects, and it can often give us the push we need to set off on

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New & Noteworthy

– by Lara Gladych – SERVICES Well, well, well… If you’re mindful of wellness and self-care this month, there’s much abounding on the Peninsula. Kathryn Hodsgon Massage Therapy has opened its doors in Brentwood Bay. Kathryn is a registered massage therapist, and holds qualifications with Dr. Vodder’s Manual Lymph Drainage and Combined Decongestive Therapy. She

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Lego Returns to Sidney Museum

– by Deborah Rogers – Star Wars has landed in Sidney! Once again Lego models will be the feature exhibit of Sidney Museum from January through March as it celebrates the 10th anniversary of this popular show. During this time more than 100,000 visitors have enjoyed over 300 creative models from Star Wars to pirates,

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Seaside Arts Scene

– by Gillian Crowley – It’s worth venturing out in January weather to take in all the entertainment and arts events the Peninsula has to offer. Tim Rogers at Deep Cove Folk Club Tim Rogers is a veteran of the folk music scene having played numerous clubs and festivals across Canada over the past five decades.

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