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Reading in Victoria 
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Leanne writes:  

Author Leanne Dyck will be reading at the Victoria Writers' Society launch of their island writer magazine. She will be reading from her creative non-fiction story "Because of Her". The story will appear in the Winter issue of the Island Writer magazine. Leanne will be reading on Saturday, December 5th at the Orange Hall (1620 Fernwood Raod). Readings are scheduled from 7:30 to 9:00 pm. Admission is free.

www.maynelyamystery.blogspot.com
Posted by argo on Saturday, November 21, 2009 @ 13:09:37 ICT (95 reads)
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By donation concert 
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Leanne writes:  

By donation concert featuring Mayne Island musicians to celebrate Maynely a Mystery's book launch Friday, September 4th at the Ag Hall. Doors open at 7:30 pm. Please spread the word.

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Posted by admin on Monday, August 10, 2009 @ 23:00:18 ICT (159 reads)
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Book reading 
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Leanne writes:  

Author Leanne Dyck reads from her new novel:  Maynely a Mystery at the library on Saturday, August 1st at 7:30 pm.

 This reading is all about you: whether you are an old-time, newcomer, week-ender, or tourist. We will discuss how, why you came to Mayne Island and what you found.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Maynely a Mystery Book Launch -- September 4th at 7:30 pm -- LIve music in the Ag Hall -- admission by donation

Watch me on YouTube:  www.youtube.com/maynelyamystery
Posted by admin on Saturday, August 01, 2009 @ 02:01:01 ICT (180 reads)
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Maynely a Mystery reading and signing at Miners Bay Books 
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Leanne writes:  

Do you want to play a game?

Leanne Dyck, author of Maynely a Mystery, wants to play the "Fact or Fiction" game with you.

Saturday, July 25th at 4 pm

Watch the Maynely a Mystery YouTube video. Log on to:  www.maynelyamystery.blogspot.com

 
Posted by admin on Monday, July 13, 2009 @ 23:47:40 ICT (178 reads)
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Book Launch at Miners Bay Books 
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treewithroots writes:  
Readers who enjoyed my Magda's Mayne Island Mystery will be happy to know that the second book in the series is ready for release.  Mayne Island Aliens continues the adventures of Magda, Brent and their friends on Mayne Island. 

Seeing a strange green light in the forest, Magda determines to find out what it is, alone!  But in the end she and Brent, along with their friends, find themselves in grave danger, trying to solve the mystery of the eerie light.

On Saturday, July 11th, I will be reading excerpts from Mayne Island Aliens at Miners Bay Books.  I will sign all copies that are purchased.

If you can't wait for the official launch, a few books are available for sale in Miners Bay Books right now, and for borrowing from the Mayne Island Library.  If you attend the Farmers' Market on June 27th, you may buy a copy of one or both of the Magda books from me at that time.

Happy reading!
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·Victoria's Gareth Rees, Schwarzenegger and other celebrities to carry Olympic torch
·Nanaimo police release pictures of women in area of stolen truck
·Saanich police use Taser, baton, pepper spray and dog to subdue naked man
·Secretive Nanaimo 'Green Team' says as many as 10,000 marijuana grow-ops in B.C.
·Parents of Nanaimo teen who committed suicide say school bullying policy ineffective
·Sixth Nanaimo area house fire in three weeks, more than dozen people left homeless
·Young woman sought in robbery of Victoria credit union
·Break-in suspect to appear in court
·Love mightier than Haitian quake
·Man hurt in one of two Saanich fires
·Impaired driver passes out after crash
·We've got Games: Jack Knox leads our guide to Olympic fun for Victorians
·Major's Corner: Old age brings fresh indifference, mems find
·Victoria protesters slam Games spending
·Judges needed for great debate
·United Way campaign raises record $6.7 million
·Donated art blooms at Mount St. Mary
·Esquimalt fire chief retires after long leave
·Esquimalt Fire Chief to retire
·Impaired driver nabbed after near hit with cop car at the Red Lion Inn
·Jack Knox: Road-crossing chickens in hot water
·Western Forest Products southwest Island land sale could be revived
·Federal help available for Johnson Street Bridge repair
·Sentencing set March 12 for triple killer Aitken
·Ex-director sues victims' society
·Cops snare prolific thief
·Man rams gun store with truck
·Multi-car collision snarls Pat Bay traffic
·Robbery attempt lands Alberni man in jail
·Police hunt suspects in string of arson fires
·Portraying Buziak in Crimestoppers video an eerie role
·Man who tried to kill ex dies in crash
·Today's sentencing of three-tme Victoria killer delayed
·UVic pro-life group states its case to get funding back
·Former Rock Bay warehouse proposed for 25 housing units
·We're down to 18th of 22 for a spot in Monopoly
·Former Town and Country Little Caesar's manager guilty of sex offenses, gets weekend jail
·Natives use Olympics as platform
·Sale of Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team expected Friday
·Mystery callers could be Buziak killers
 
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Vancouver_Sun

·13-year-old girl missing from West Vancouver
·2010 Olympics' Aboriginal Pavilion showcases unprecedented partnership
·Man killed by bus on Sea to Sky Highway identified by police
·Emotions run high as the Olympic flame comes to the Lower Mainland
·The world is calling Vancouver's Olympics green but they’re not talking environment
·Canucks’ Sedin twins not sweating over their slump
·West Coast waves getting bigger: study
·Basi Virk trial will begin in late April, judge told
·Government, health workers ink tentative new contract
·B.C. woman poised to reunite with Haitian husband
·Canucks’ Pavol Demitra again out of the lineup
·Video: Vancouver 2010 - Cultural Olympiad
·Police rake through Vancouver-area landfill to find corpse of newborn boy
·Photos: Torch relay winds through B.C.
·Cypress will host freestyle, snowboard events despite lack of snow
·Marijuana not helpful for Alzheimer's, B.C. study shows
·Food and fluids okay during labour, maternity hospitals advised
·Video: Torch relay: story in The Vancouver Sun February 9, 2010
·BC SPCA recommends charges against conservation centre after deaths of three giraffes
·Shoplifter charged with manslaughter in fatal assault
·Social Studies: Blogging cop sure to draw cheers as torch hits New West, writes Shelley Fralic
·Olympic venue video: Pacific Coliseum flyover
·Arnold Schwarzenegger to carry torch in Stanley Park
·Spice up your afternoon with a Chinese cocktail from Vancouver's Bao Bei
·Australian team allowed to keep boxing kangaroo flag at athletes' village
·Randy Shore's blog: Cheap and easy pulled pork at home
·Olympic protests will be smaller than expected, Vanoc tells IOC
·Canucks recall Jannik Hansen from Manitoba
·Crowd dressed to impress Olympic gods as torch reaches Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows
·Video: Olympics stories at vancouversun.com February 8, 2010
·Photos: Elizabeth Manley and Katarina Witt reunite to help kick off Games
·Saanich police use Taser, baton, pepper spray and dog to subdue naked man
·Man is in hospital after plummeting 600 feet in his car
·India's fastest man, luge competitor Shiva Keshavan, arrives in Vancouver
·'Targets of interest' close down YVR
·Gold-medal wrestler Daniel Igali to light Olympic cauldron in adopted city
·Vanoc to release more opening ceremony tickets
·SPCA may recommend charges in giraffe’s death
·Anti-Olympics activist refused entry into Canada at airport
·Does your house reflect your Olympic spirit? Send us your photos
 
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The_Province

·Forfeiture makes dent in drug trade
·Party on! Your guide to fun at the Games
·Olympic road closures kick in but commuter gridlock not yet in sight
·Chronic sex offender gets five years for latest assault
·TV spotlight to shine on other Vancouver
·Released violent offender may be in Vancouver area
·Commuting calm before the storm around Olympic city
·Vancouver cyclists demand police 'pedal power'
·Briefs: 100,000 hits on Vancouver police predator-hunt website
·Vancouver cops slap 14 alleged gangsters with 125 charges
·Federal gov't sued over homeless man's death in fire
·Anti-poverty protest mars event
·Surgeon fears for Haiti's future
·Delta police to investigate man's beating at hands of Vancouver police
·Vancouver landlord who sexually attacked tenant should get jail, says Crown
·Violent offender walks away from Vancouver half-way house - again
·Cops are receiving lots of tips on website tracking sexual predator
·Mayor kick-starts 'clear plan' to end city homelessness
·22-year-old shooting victim didn't have a criminal record
·Vancouver shooting victim identified
·Metro Vancouver has 'the very best water in the world'
·MLA wants public meeting over location of Vancouver police HQ
·All quiet on Vancouver Toyota showroom front
·Raven canoe arrives at hotel's village
·Fare checks lose to crowd safety
·Vancouver city council rejects proposal for four downtown towers
·City's volunteers hit with 120-page protocol guide
·Affordable living in Vancouver is 270 sq. ft. in Downtown Eastside
·Truck schools cry foul
·Vancouver housing least affordable to its own citizens, survey says
·Concerns raised over Vancouver's new cop shop
·Thousands turn out for Vancouver rally to protest PM Harper's decision to prorogue Parliament
·Vancouver cops apologize for bashing innocent man
·VPD alert after abduction attempt on 11-year-old boy in Kitsilano
·An exclusive look inside the 'top secret' Olympic command centre
·UBC donating half of sports ticket sales to Haiti
·Email system links residents to cops, crime
·Free rides on Bombardier streetcars launched Thursday
·Vancouver Park Board to consider park, beach smoking ban next month
·Sentencing date for incest cop
 
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