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A Terrace man charged with numerous property offences is due back in court March 29. (Staff photo)

Man charged with multiple offences remains in jail

Break ins and thefts took place over three days earlier this month

A Terrace man charged with numerous property offences is due back in court March 29. (Staff photo)
Terrace fire chief John Klie, seen here on the right in this 2011 file photo, is retiring from his position. On the left is long time fire department member Lawrence Stella. (File photo)

Terrace fire chief retires

John Klie’s career includes time in Kitimat

Terrace fire chief John Klie, seen here on the right in this 2011 file photo, is retiring from his position. On the left is long time fire department member Lawrence Stella. (File photo)
Terrace City Hall. (File photo)

City receives major grant to ease project management bottleneck

Province also financing community safety officers

Terrace City Hall. (File photo)
Terrace City Hall

City waits for fine print before spending substantial provincial grant

The $4.633 million expected in city hands by end of month

Terrace City Hall
There’s no shortage of doctors working in the ER at Mills Memorial Hospital. (File photo)

Mills ER fully staffed with doctors, says Northern Health

As many as 20 full and part time doctors on duty

There’s no shortage of doctors working in the ER at Mills Memorial Hospital. (File photo)
Sonder House, the social housing development behind Northern Health’s health unit headquarters in Terrace, could factor in plans to provide a high level of mental health and addictions care in the northwest. (Staff photo)

Province inches closer to high level health care service in Terrace

More than $250 million to be spent on complex care across the province

Sonder House, the social housing development behind Northern Health’s health unit headquarters in Terrace, could factor in plans to provide a high level of mental health and addictions care in the northwest. (Staff photo)
Things could get busier at the Terrace courthouse with the creation of a special office concerned with repeat violent offenders. (Staff photo)

Terrace to be hub for program targetting repeat violent offenders

Part of three-year effort costing $25 million

Things could get busier at the Terrace courthouse with the creation of a special office concerned with repeat violent offenders. (Staff photo)
Spring means the appearance of cracks and potholes on city streets. Wiebe Contracting has been hired to take care of some of the more extensive patching and filling locations. (Staff photo)

City crews, contractors take aim at potholes

Annual freeze/thaw cycle breaks up asphalt

Spring means the appearance of cracks and potholes on city streets. Wiebe Contracting has been hired to take care of some of the more extensive patching and filling locations. (Staff photo)
Dr. David Try from Kitselas Geothermal and Tim Thompson from Borealis Geothermal in Calgary faced numerous questions at a March 16 open house while explaining plans to drill for super-heated water on the east side of Lakelse Lake. (Staff photo)

Lakelse Lake residents skeptical about plans to drill for hot water

Geothermal heat cited as the greenest of energy sources

Dr. David Try from Kitselas Geothermal and Tim Thompson from Borealis Geothermal in Calgary faced numerous questions at a March 16 open house while explaining plans to drill for super-heated water on the east side of Lakelse Lake. (Staff photo)
Terrace’s city manager, Kris Boland, is leaving his post in June. (File photo)

Top City of Terrace administrator resigns from post

Kris Boland is leaving in June

Terrace’s city manager, Kris Boland, is leaving his post in June. (File photo)
Municipal affairs minister Anne Kang was in Terrace March 16 to announce the province was providing the city with $5 million and the regional district with $3 million to deal with waste disposal. In the middle of the photo is regional district chair Phil Germuth and on the right is Terrace mayor Sean Bujtas. (Staff photo)

City, regional district receive waste disposal capital grants

It’s $5 million for Terrace and $3 million for the regional district

Municipal affairs minister Anne Kang was in Terrace March 16 to announce the province was providing the city with $5 million and the regional district with $3 million to deal with waste disposal. In the middle of the photo is regional district chair Phil Germuth and on the right is Terrace mayor Sean Bujtas. (Staff photo)
Log yard at Canfor’s Houston sawmill which is closing in April 2023, idling more than 300 employees and many more in the trucking and logging sectors. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

Houston’s mayor makes pitch for economic assistance

The forestry-dependent community in northwestern B.C. is about to lose its major employer

Log yard at Canfor’s Houston sawmill which is closing in April 2023, idling more than 300 employees and many more in the trucking and logging sectors. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)
A combined Terrace and Prince Rupert swimming squad competed at a prestigious Edmonton tournament. Left to right: Gabriel Ungehoer, Peter Joubert, Josh Joubert, Heidi Bellis, Kelly Choi and Iona Riesen. (Contributed photo)

Terrace’s Kelly Choi bags five medals at Edmonton swim meet

Combined Terrace and Prince Rupert team posts impressive times

A combined Terrace and Prince Rupert swimming squad competed at a prestigious Edmonton tournament. Left to right: Gabriel Ungehoer, Peter Joubert, Josh Joubert, Heidi Bellis, Kelly Choi and Iona Riesen. (Contributed photo)
RCMP are looking for assistance in identifying a person believed responsible for a series of break ins beginning the week of March 6. (Submitted photo)
RCMP are looking for assistance in identifying a person believed responsible for a series of break ins beginning the week of March 6. (Submitted photo)
RCMP say a man forced himself into a home in Gitlaxt’aamiks in the Nass Valley the afternoon of March 9.(Contributed photo)

Robbery suspect sought in the Nass Valley

Suspect was reportedly waving a handgun while forcing himself into a home

RCMP say a man forced himself into a home in Gitlaxt’aamiks in the Nass Valley the afternoon of March 9.(Contributed photo)
The new Mills Memorial Hospital now under construction looms close to the current Seven Sisters mental health facility which is scheduled to be demolished. (Staff photo)

Seniors group to protest old mental health facility demolition

New facility with more beds and better services already being built

The new Mills Memorial Hospital now under construction looms close to the current Seven Sisters mental health facility which is scheduled to be demolished. (Staff photo)
The Caledonia Secondary School drama club that is on its way to a provincial competition in New Westminster is, back row, Joey Pouladi, Owen Faetz, Harnoor Basra, Will Georgelin and Savannah McDames. Front row, Emilie Pouladi, Johanna Hecker, Domanic Davis. (Submitted photo)

Caledonia drama students off to provincial competition in May

Trip south follows winning at zone competition in February

The Caledonia Secondary School drama club that is on its way to a provincial competition in New Westminster is, back row, Joey Pouladi, Owen Faetz, Harnoor Basra, Will Georgelin and Savannah McDames. Front row, Emilie Pouladi, Johanna Hecker, Domanic Davis. (Submitted photo)
Linda Bee, granddaughter of City of Terrace founder George Little, with a figurine presented to him in 1952 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first official municipal government being created in 1927. (Staff photo)

Terrace founder George Little remembered with annual tea

Gathering held at house that now bears his name

Linda Bee, granddaughter of City of Terrace founder George Little, with a figurine presented to him in 1952 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first official municipal government being created in 1927. (Staff photo)
Terrace Bluebacks swimmers medal winners at a meet in Smithers are, from left to right, Georgia Bergstreiser, Brook-Lynn Meijer, Paige Constantescu and Noah Grielens. In front, Xavier Grielens. (Photo courtesy Terrace Bluebacks)

Bluebacks swimmers win medals at Smithers meet

Many individual best times also recorded

Terrace Bluebacks swimmers medal winners at a meet in Smithers are, from left to right, Georgia Bergstreiser, Brook-Lynn Meijer, Paige Constantescu and Noah Grielens. In front, Xavier Grielens. (Photo courtesy Terrace Bluebacks)
George Little House retail operator Debbie Letawski with remains of display case smashed in yet another break-in and robbery at the historic home of city founder George Little. (Staff photo)

Historic George Little House victimized by another break-in

It’s become a common occurrence for on-site retail operator

George Little House retail operator Debbie Letawski with remains of display case smashed in yet another break-in and robbery at the historic home of city founder George Little. (Staff photo)
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