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Going back to school used to mean taking an apple to the teacher, but Apple Computers Inc. was heavily into back to school mode itself this week.

The kindness of strangers Thank you to the gentleman who stopped in his truck to see if my daughter was OK when she fell off her bike on the Valley Trail that runs by the highway just before Emerald on Saturday, Aug. 20th.

In many ways Google is the bad boy/bad girl celebrity of the Internet world – you can’t take your eyes off the company because everybody is watching to see what they do next. So far Google hasn’t disappointed.

No one is happy with the convoluted, tortuous path the arena issue has taken – or as some have suggested, been driven by the local media – this summer.

Rainbow contributes to sustainability Re: Rainbow Lands After attending the open house presentation of the proposed Rainbow Properties redevelopment, we support the overall proposal.

P>By Bob Barnett When it comes to governments misleading their citizens few have been better at it than the administration of George W. Bush.

Over the years computer viruses have become almost routine, part of the cost of doing business on the Web.

Something fishy about arena If I were a paralytic athlete… or even if I were nothing more than a delegate attending a convention, would I prefer attending an event at Whistler or Squamish? I have nothing against Squamish, which already has an excelle

In the late 1970s, when the first Whistler councils were cobbling together the infrastructure to sustain a new municipality, a proposal call went out for concepts for the village to be built on the Whistler garbage dump.