Opinion

Dear Editor, This letter is being written to acknowledge the achievement of Coach Rod Callihoo and the BCHS Volleyball Gryphons. On November 20-22 the Gryphons participated at 3A Boys Provincials at Ft. McMurray.

While it shouldn’t be this way, it is at this time of the year that some in society feel the need to give back and provide some assistance to those that either aren’t as fortunate or never really had things easy in their lives.

It’s a tough time to be a downhill skier or snowboarder in Westlock; many are undoubtedly now considering the possibility they may need to hit the slopes somewhere other than the Tawatinaw Valley Ski Hill.

The decision to waive former Pembina Hills school division Supt. Richard Harvey’s case to the other side of the country is both perplexing and deeply troubling.

One can certainly understand that with the first real dump of snow comes the first barrage of complaints about the length of time it takes for the roads to be cleared.

In the continuing saga of Barrhead’s new aquatic centre, it looks like the county may be softening its stance. After the joint town and county council meeting on Thursday, Nov.

Snow has fallen, and already I can see scarves pulled tightly around faces as passersby walk their dogs in what is currently considered cold.

Dear Editor, Bringing up the “New Swimming Pool Controversy.” We are looking for a pool that is affordable and not so controversial as it causes neighbours to argue.

For those with a lead foot you may want to get it checked, because you may be getting a gift in the mail whether you like it or not.

Dear Editor, The long debated pool seems to be an issue that town and country councils cannot get resolved.