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Beetle Funds To Vanderhoof

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Saturday, May 24, 2008 04:00 AM

Vaderhoof, B.C. - The Federal Government has  provided funding to Vanderhoof for two projects. One  will help revitalize Vanderhoof's downtown core the other will  help draw more tourists to the area.

A federal investment of $340,000 will help the District of Vanderhoof improve infrastructure and beautify the community's downtown core. Work will include new and improved sidewalks, street lights, landscaping, catch basins and telephone lines.

An additional investment of $80,000 will support the District to study the construction of, and develop a business plan for, the White Sturgeon Interpretive Centre. This tourist attraction would complement the planned Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Facility.

"These two contributions will play a large role in helping our community to diversify our economy through the upgrading of our downtown core and developing, in partnership with the Saik'uz First Nations, an Interpretive Centre," said Mayor Len Fox. "We expect the projects will play a key role in Vanderhoof's Tourist strategy."


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yup hang up a few flower pots, brick in a couple of side walks snag a couple of tourists that ought to replace the forestry pay checks,everybody grabbing at the few peanuts the money boys throw at us.Defy the bastards set up your own bio - electric system- hard to break the monopolies isn'it lenny fox? they are going to steal this one from right under your nose len.
It is amazing how fast the money for nothing campains start when the news of the day is in a small towns.This should employ 6 steel toes and 23 ties.
Gee...money appearing all over the place!
Wonder why that is?
Let's keep pushing...maybe we are starting to make them nervous!