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LETTER: Food for thought on the Station House

LETTER: Food for thought on the Station House

Arlene Webster criticizes Hope’s lack of action preserving the Station House
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LETTER: A plea to reason about Hope Station House

LETTER: A plea to reason about Hope Station House

Former First Blood film worker pleads his case for the Station House
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LETTER: The Hope Station House is full of memories and heritage

LETTER: The Hope Station House is full of memories and heritage

Former Hope resident Debbie Bergeron reflects on her past at the Station House
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LETTER: Council already made up their minds about the Station House

LETTER: Council already made up their minds about the Station House

Coalition member Arlene Webster says District plans haven’t been transparent
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LETTER: Very few buildings like the Station House still exist

LETTER: Very few buildings like the Station House still exist

D’arcy Brown of Alberta says the historic Station House can hold its own if properly maintained
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LETTER: Disappointed council chose to demolish Station House

LETTER: Disappointed council chose to demolish Station House

The Coalition responds to the Station House decision
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LETTER: Destroying the Station House causes many losses

LETTER: Destroying the Station House causes many losses

Ron Spence of Penticton finds the Station House demolition disgusting
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LETTER: The Deadly Divide

LETTER: The Deadly Divide

Connie Lebeau of Victoria wants to regain progress against poverty
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LETTER: If walls could talk

LETTER: If walls could talk

Echo Johnson of Hope writes from the Station House’s point of view
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LETTER: Council, how will your story be told?

LETTER: Council, how will your story be told?

Darla Dickinson dedicates herself to preserving the Station House’s place in history
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