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30 seen during annual swan count

30 seen during annual swan count

Prince George Naturalist Club member Sandra Kinsey is taking it as a good sign that just 30 swans were seen during the group's annual count of the species, held Sunday.
Court of Appeal shortens local man's sentence

Court of Appeal shortens local man's sentence

The B.C. Court of Appeal granted a break to a Prince George man who was sentenced to federal prison for guns and drugs offences. In a decision issued last week, the court reduced the term for Eric James Fike by three months.
Two charged following drug bust on Quinson home

Two charged following drug bust on Quinson home

Two people have been charged following an RCMP takedown of a suspected drug house in the Quinson neighbourhood early Saturday morning.
Rain falls, snow warning still in effect

Rain falls, snow warning still in effect

A witch's brew of weather has hit the city.
Local wins $500,000 on Christmas Eve Extra

Local wins $500,000 on Christmas Eve Extra

Sometimes people give lottery tickets to their friends for Christmas presents. Sometimes, they win. Laura Bower got such a gift, but in all the holiday hubbub, she misplaced it.
CNC alumni chef finds success

CNC alumni chef finds success

The Culinary Arts program at the College of New Caledonia has the steak, not just a lot of sizzle.
Work scheduled to fix water leak in Southridge

Work scheduled to fix water leak in Southridge

A city crew will install a valve Saturday on a watermain in Southridge, which sprang a leak earlier this month. The work is scheduled to last from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and an estimated 450 homes will be affects.
Yearly Crime Stoppers numbers decline

Yearly Crime Stoppers numbers decline

Prince George Crime Stoppers saw an across-the-board decline in activity last year. It received 485 tips that translated into 16 arrests and the seizure of $22,090 worth of drugs and property. Eight awards worth $1,340 in total were approved.
YMCA to host centre to help troubled youth

YMCA to host centre to help troubled youth

The YMCA of Northern B.C. will provide a "one-stop shop" by this spring for young people seeking help, the provincial government said Friday.
Crime spree earns local man time in prison

Crime spree earns local man time in prison

A Prince George man was sentenced Friday to a further 2 1/2 years in prison for his role in a crime spree with the mother of his soon-to-be born child.