Opinion

by Agatha Christie Prudence Cowley (better known as Tuppence to her friends) is in London looking for work after World War I when she bumps into her old school chum, Tommy Beresford.

Around Our Schools Last week, students from the UNBC environmental interpretation class, and their instructor Ms. Gail Ross, visited Mrs.

Is city council truly looking after all its citizens? I recently moved to Prince George. I was amazed at the tax rates placed on the homeowners by city council.

Food For Thought With more than 6,000 varieties, apples have been around since ancient times. There is the famous apple tree in the Garden of Eden, and there is evidence of sun-dried apples having been eaten during the Stone Age.

On behalf of the Board of Education of School District No. 57 (Prince George) I am compelled to respond to letters that appeared recently in the Prince George Citizen.

I am hoping through writing this letter that my neighbours and I might get some information on the whereabouts of cats missing in our 5th and Tabor neighborhood.

The city has released a new Clean Air Bylaw recently, which is posted on www.city.pg.bc.ca/.

In response to your "scribing" story As a fellow parent of a 10-year-old special-needs child enroled in the district, I fully agree with the parents, and find this appalling.

I just thought I would bring something to the attention of travellers. I tend to carry a Swiss Army pocket knife in my purse. It has often come in handy when there is a loose screw or something needs cutting.

All too often at the BCSPCA shelter staff find folks surrendering pets because they are expecting a new human baby. Pets are not disposable. With a bit of work, pets and babies can live harmoniously.