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feature 210
By now, most people have at least heard the word Internet. Few can define it or pretend to understand it, but lots of them use it.
Mar 9, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 209
It was a crisp Sunday morning in October when Anne Marie Potton was reported missing.
Mar 2, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 207
Going downhill — fast! By Lottie Wengelin In 1967 Jean Claude Killy won the Wengen downhill in a time of 3:06.76. When Ken Read won on an icy Wengen course in 1980 in 2:31.31 runner up Josef Walcher said the course was maxed out.
Feb 16, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 206
The great escape By Myron Loveless Affordable housing, a relaxed social environment and few tourists. Throw in two pre-eminent ski hills — Whitewater Resort and Red Mountain — and you've got the makings of a great escape.
Feb 9, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 205
Catching the second wave By Lorraine Passchier Being number one is just the beginning. Remember, IBM and General Electric used to be number one.
Feb 2, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 204
MARKETING AND CULTURE By Guercy Thimoleon The speed at which Whistler has become a successful resort has surprised many people; alarmed some, delighted others. The resort’s success has attracted more people and spurred more growth.
Jan 26, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 203
By Kevin Damaskie In the often devastating war waged over undeveloped wetland and valley bottom in Whistler, local environmentalists just won a battle.
Jan 19, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 202
Spotted Owls or Forest Workers by Stephen Vogler Garth Phare sits with his elbows on the table at Phil's Drive-Inn in Pemberton.
Jan 12, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 201
Driving north on the road to Birken, there's a place on the left side of the road just past Poole Creek — the address is Number 10 Downing Street.
Jan 5, 1995 8:00 PM
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feature 101
By Kevin Damaskie The old gypsy woman peers deeply into the depths of her crystal ball, its smooth surface contrasts the weathered lines of her strong hands as she once again inquires what I wish to know.
Jan 6, 1994 8:00 PM
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