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To the editor: Re: "Olympic Village lures lookers with freebies," Sept. 14.

To the editor: Re: "Laneway tour," Sept. 16. After 35 years of paying taxes to build this city, we've been rewarded by having our streets closed off for years while they built the Cambie Line.

To the editor: Re: "Teenage housing nightmare opens for business," Sept. 19.

To the editor: Re: "Fear mongering exaggerates need to recycle," Letters, Sept. 23. It saddens me that there are still a few ignorant individuals out there like Linc Penner who just don't get it. Thankfully, he's in the minority.

Culturally, politically and artistically, 麻豆传媒映画doesnt have great influence on the East Coast.

Michelle Fortin knew immediately that the very idea of housing at-risk young women in the Downtown Eastside would, to use her word, be incendiary.

To the editor: Informative series on the donation boxes for the clothing and books. I have been on the board for a not-for-profit organization and many on our team were volunteers.

To the editor: Re: "Donated books for charity sold for profit online," Sept. 2. A timely article. On my way down Main Street to Habitat For Humanity to donate a door, I noticed the mess at the bins at 37th and Main.

To the editor: Re: "Seals, dolphins, students collide," Sept. 23. I wanted to take the time to clarify inaccurate statements in the column "Seals, dolphins, students collide.

To the editor: Re: "Motorcycle lobby pushes for free parking in Vancouver," Aug. 30. The defense is absolutely ridiculous. A motorcycle will only seat two people.