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CYC no home for street youth

The Connaught Youth Centre (CYC) is being proposed as a late-night and off-hours site for street-involved youth to use.

Bell racks up massive travel bills

Prince George-Mackenzie MLA Pat Bell ran up the largest travel bill among provincial MLAs, according to the provincial government's annual accounts released this week.

Councillor raises alarm over closed-door arena discussion

A city councillor is decrying lack of accountability in Prince George's municipal government after council members met outside the public eye to discuss the Kin arena options.

Postal carrier twice bitten, but still not shy

Canada Post is appealing to Prince George dog owners to prevent dog bites after a local postal carrier suffered two bites in the seven months since she started delivering mail in the city.

Biosolid motion not quite a ban

The Capital Regional District (CRD) did not pass a motion to ban biosolids from farmland after all.

Police get a line on copper suspects

Two men were arrested on Tuesday for a list of offenses, but part of the case against them was possession of 140 feet of copper wire.

Highway 16 East fully reopened

Higway 16 is fully-reopened after it was down to single-lane traffic about 75 kilometres east of Prince George while repairs were completed following a flood that sent water across the road.

Drive-thru screen stolen

A special screen designed for outdoor use at a drive-thru food outlet has been stolen. The monitor was pinched from a business on Ferry Avenue at about 3 a.m. Friday. Surveillance video shows the thieves removing the screen and making off with it.

Copper wire stolen on Blackwater Rd

More copper wire has been stolen by thieves likely trying to cash in on higher metal prices. A number of similar incidents have already occupied Prince George police and done damage to local companies' resources.

New incident of indecent exposure

A serial flasher might be at work in Prince George. Two teenaged girls were victimized Tuesday by what looks to police like a repetitious suspect. "Two 13-year-old girls were walking west on 15th Avenue when they heard a honk.