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by Chris Banner I can hear my breath when I row into Cherry Point. I’ve worked hard against the southerly breeze, but I’ve enjoyed the slapping waves, the hull’s contented gurgle and the creak of the rowlocks. My ears hear the whistle of Eagles high in the trees, the croak of a startled Heron wading […]
Early photos show damage to both Beaver and Dock. (Click images for complete view) The SS Beaver, occasionally referred to as “The Dominion’s Replacement”, dragged it’s anchor in a storm last night and appears to have struck the Assembly Wharf, now sitting with stern more or less buried in the pilings. The extent of the […]
Marina Owners Invited To Attend A meeting of all waterborne community residents and marina owners from Cowichan Bay Village has been scheduled for the evening of Tonight at 7pm. To be held at the Maritime Center’s loft, the meeting will provide a forum for residents to discuss the process by which a temporary use permit […]
Originally published Sept 27th, this piece got lost in the flap created by the Cowichan Valley Citizen article that same morning. (See Below) It’s quiet in Cowichan Bay Village this morning. It’s damp outside, there’s a cool mist overhanging the water towards Genoa Bay and it rained overnight, lending the docks the shining glisten we […]
States her words were misconstrued by the press, pledges to work towards equitable solutions. Our Area Director reached out far enough today to let it be known, that her words were given a negative spin in an article that appeared in the Cowichan Valley Citizen this morning. 10 people like this post. Like Unlike
Today’s rant in the press a common Iannidinardo tactic. Once again, Lori Iannidinardo, Director for Area D, Cowichan Bay does to the residents of Cowichan Bay Village, what she claims we are constantly doing to Cowichan Bay itself. Complaints from her in the Cowichan Valley Citizen this morning have us all looking a pack of fools. […]
The first inklings of the fall season have come to Cowichan Bay village. We’ve been offered a bit of a preview as it were, of what’s in store over the next few months. The beautiful “blue sky” weather we enjoyed through much of June, July and August has been broken now by several days of […]
