Opinion

My very first business venture, besides selling lemonade, was selling worms with my brothers and it was disastrous. At the age of 13, our family lived on a small acreage outside of the city limits.

In response to Eugene Fetterly's letter, "Boo hoo, a bear died." The letter is a sorry effort to justify a poor decision that ended in an unnecessary death.

In the late 1980s we were retained by George Killy, president of Lakeland Mills, to develop a landscape screen adjacent to the proposed realignment of River Road, (i.e. its present location.

The B.C. government's decision to reduce the number of provincial examinations may be welcome news to students, but it is poor educational policy. B.C.

Richard Matvichuk couldn't help but wonder aloud after the noon-hour event Thursday introducing him as the new head coach of the Prince George Cougars whether the free hot dogs were behind the huge turnout. Sir, you're not in Kansas City anymore.

George S. Patton said "prepare for the unknown by studying how others in the past have coped with the unforeseeable and the unpredictable.

The reward is in the journey. The changes in the nurses in training that left Prince George a short few weeks ago to complete a clinical portion of their second year Nursing 220 course have truly started to materialize.

This week in Prince George history, May 29 to June 4: June 4, 1919: A tale of death and survival in the harsh wilderness reached Prince George from Giscombe (Giscome) Portage on June 2, The Citizen reported. "Mr. and Mrs. B.

For the past few years, I have had the absolute pleasure to volunteer for the UNBC convocation ceremonies. Beyond any other day throughout the school year, graduation day is my favourite day.

Long time retired and former Prince George Fire Chief Ed Parent was born in Cranbrook in 1934. At the young age of 16, Ed boarded a bus headed to Prince George on a trip to visit his father.