David Black, President and CEO of Black Press, owner of The Golden Star. others also read...

Taylor Ellington is heading to the Moose after 13 games with the Victoria Salmon Kings. others also read...

others also read... The Williams Lake RCMP and North District General Investigation Section are continuing their investigation into the disappearance of Tyler Walton who was last seen on November 09, 2009 at approximately 7 p.m. in Williams Lake.

others also read... Kudos to Cpl. Hilderley’s comments in the Sooke News Mirror last Wednesday. Well said and about time it was said. The police are not the enemy in Sooke. they uphold very valuable laws in town and for one have my utmost respect.

David Black, President and CEO of Black Press, owner of The Golden Star. Submitted. others also read...

others also read... Victoria News photographer Don Denton has garnered his second international photo award this year.

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others also read... It is suggested that people just pile the leaves onto the boulevards to await pickup by city crews.

Re: Pro-Olympics editorial slammed (Letters, Nov. 6). I agree. If the corporations were paying the bill, instead of the taxpayers, and the disenfranchised members of society, rapidly growing in numbers with the nonsensical budget cuts, I might have a different point of view.

others also read... For the last 30 years, the animal welfare community has been educating and encouraging owners to voluntarily spay/neuter their pets.

others also read... Ah, those marauding deer. As they say, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” I wish that those that could act, would act.

The futures of more than 70 employees at Beacon Hill Villa were shaky last week, when they learned their employer could no longer pay them.

others also read... The futures of more than 70 employees at Beacon Hill Villa were shaky last week, when they learned their employer could no longer pay them.

Staff member Sheenagh Morrison, left, and farm manager Marcia Koenders stand inside the old barn at the Beacon Hill Children's Farm. Koenders hopes to replace the structure with a new one that is accessible to wheelchairs.

others also read... Alex Campbell, founder of Thrifty Foods, is being inducted into the Business Laureates of B.C. Hall of Fame.

others also read... Victoria city council threw its support behind the sea kayakers in calling for public input into the proposed mega-yacht marina. The city has no authority to approve or reject the application because it applies to federal land.

others also read... An Esquimalt counselling and resource centre has a new roof over its head, thanks to a good neighbour. The Esquimalt dockyard branch of the Royal Canadian Legion donated $8,000 to Esquimalt Neighbourhood House for a new roof that was completed last week.

others also read... The Victoria Cool Aid Society and AIDS Vancouver Island are offering up the naming rights to their new building. The social agencies opened the Access Health Centre at 713 Johnson Street in September.

others also read... Victoria Shipyards has scooped up most of the Victoria-based assets from Canadian Maritime Engineering, which closed earlier this month.

others also read... Turning downtown Victoria into a vibrant late-night hangout will cost taxpayers more than $200,000 for a six-month trial. That's the estimate by city staff to implement recommendations by the Downtown Late Night Task Force.