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A not-so-spooky read

? Creepy Carrots by Aaron Reynolds, illustrated by Peter Brown (NY, Simon & Schuster) $19.
Wine auctions traditional

Wine auctions traditional

JUST when you thought B.C.'s archaic liquor laws were edging closer to normality, things become curiouser and curiouser. At least it appears that way. Almost like Alice in Wonderland, B.C.

Dog walking builds confidence

RARELY a day goes by that my dogs do not get out for a walk.

What's going on for seniors

NOTICES Functional Fitness. A program for ages 50+, 10: 30-11: 30 a.m. at John Braithwaite Community Centre, 145 West First St., North Vancouver. The purpose of the class is to teach participants exercises that will be beneficial in everyday living.

NV band's music strikes a chord

Headwater volunteers with Health Arts Society, bringing music to people in care

Pet Pause

Human's name: Jen Kaboom Pets: Spike-O Favourite treat: grapes Favourite activity: Sniffing hedges and chasing squirrels Pet tale: Spike-O meets and greets dogs and their owners at Cleveland Dam.

Health notes

Strengthen Your Bones - Managing Osteoporosis: Researcher and speaker Dr. David Kendler will present the latest advances in the treatment of osteoporosis Monday, Nov. 5, 6-8 p.m. at the West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Dr.

Don't let gym phobia keep you from exercising

WITH daylight becoming increasingly scarce, colder weather, and endless rainfall around the corner, many will soon turn to indoor activities to stay fit. For most, that means returning to a structured exercise regimen at a gym or fitness centre.

Educate yourself and your kids about money

YOU find about 169 million results when you Google "teach children money."

Fitness guru inspires a healthier community

Keep Well's tireless leader ensures seniors stay strong