There are many options for what you can do with someone’s cremains.
‘We drive by piles of ash and crumbled brick. What used to be there?’ writes Jenna Hauck
Sunday night look for the moon in a crescent low in the low western sky just after sunset
‘If nothing is done, we are currently on track for the Earth to warm another four to five degrees by 2100.’
‘In these times of unprecedented weather events, it’s wise for all of us to do a little calm pre-planning.’
‘Fire is symbolic of maximum activity or greatest yang.’
‘In these days of COVID - 19, we need to learn forgiveness.’
By Kuya Minogue, resident teacher at Sakura-ji, Creston’s zendo In my last…
‘Many plants, including shrubs, have started blooming as of May 21.’
Friends of the Creston Library needs new members
‘Even though you can travel anywhere in Canada now, don’t wait to take advantage of what’s happening in our awesome valley.’
Enormous firefighting effort saved Beaverdell from destruction in 1989
‘There are two types of deaths that occur at the home - the unexpected and the expected death.’
The staff at Cresteramics have continued to be creative and flexible in serving our community of individuals by shifting to providing at distance services
‘These are busy times, but if you build some of the suggested practices into your day, I sincerely expect they will give you a lift, and in a meaningful way.’
By Ed McMackin, a biologist by training and a naturalist by nature…
‘As a second term councillor, I very much appreciate the dedication of our Town staff to our citizens, and their efforts to continually work towards fairness and equity in our taxation system.’
