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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 (73 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 (90 reads)
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Maynely a Mystery reading and signing at Miners Bay Books 
Island Events
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 (94 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!
Posted by argo on Saturday, June 06, 2009 @ 11:16:41 ICT (186 reads)
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·Duncan and North Cowichan in state of emergency evacuation after mass flooding
·Beacon Hill traffic survey starts
·Reader Photo Gallery: Floods, evacuation in Duncan and North Cowichan
·Skies to scowl at us for a while
·Saanich rainfall road rage cautionary tales
·Garry Oak preservation gets $2.5 million boost from federal government
·Downed utility pole snarls morning traffic
·Victoria Twilight fans shrug at rain
·Dave Obee: A chapter of Cordova Bay history ends
·Hornby Island man questioned in musician's death was disruptive, say locals
·H1N1 vaccine available to everyone in B.C., starting today
·Citizens get a say in bridge decision
·Cook St. food carts may vanish
·End in sight for southwest Island forest land dispute
·Ambulance union to boycott inquiry
·Key witness in Brotherston trial testifies about Colwood house
·Shoplifters could be cut off welfare
·Vancouver Island Flu-Shot Clinics
·Another storm expected tonight but worst is likely over
·Ferry service delays after last night's high-wind cancellations
·Man wanted in connection with Ladysmith sexual assault arrested
·Fallen tree and power line traps women in mini-van on Shelbourne Street
·Police investigate death of young Hornby Island musician
·Cocaine bust at Rock Bay Traveller's Inn
·Sailboat flips off Willows Beach
·Homeless will be sent to shelters with 'little force'
·Eco-rally calls for action on climate
·End in sight for Greater Victoria water rebates
·Jack Knox: Close call in river a reminder of water's power
·Bomb threat at Camosun College a hoax
·Police targetting careless drivers in Victoria, Esquimalt today
·Petition process on borrowing of $42 million to replace Johnson Street Bridge
·Editorial: First Nations claim to Victoria land deserves hearing
·Water bill hike on way for Greater Victoria households
·Five more deaths including one on Vancouver Island, as H1N1 vaccine demand falls
·Victoria bore brunt of police costs for Olympic torch relay, including $141,000 in overtime
·McMorran's Beach House in Cordova Bay closing next year, property to be sold
·Victoria eye surgeon was target of alleged murder-for hire plot
·Site of Nanaimo train crash that killed parents and injured their son under safety investigation
·Nanaimo daredevil goes over famous falls again
 
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Vancouver_Sun

·Vigneault feels 11th place Canucks ready to hit their stride
·B.C. parents stranded in Nepal with adopted daughter coming home
·Coroner seeks help identifying dead man
·B.C. New Democrats hold double digit lead over Liberals: poll
·Cheap home-neutering of Kamloops cat is cruelty: Judge
·Many British Columbians underwhelmed by Olympics: poll
·New tree bylaw strengthens Vancouver’s enforcement ability
·Coroners Service seeks help identifying Richmond body
·B.C. government names members to task force on hydro development
·Foul play suspected in Hornby Island death: RCMP
·Duncan and North Cowichan in state of emergency evacuation after mass flooding
·Canada Line delivers 15,000 extra visitors a week to River Rock casino
·Surrey RCMP officer charged with assault
·Video: Tomorrow's news in The Vancouver Sun Nov. 21, 2009
·Quesnel RCMP officer charged with assault
·Video: Debit card fraud hits Metro Vancouver
·SkyTrain fare crackdown leads to arrests for other offences
·Surrey RCMP ask for help to solve mother's murder
·New B.C. bill could cut off social assistance for minor offences
·Golfer, 5, has Victoria buzzing
·Vancouver student tops Global Student Entrepreneur Awards
·Twilight actor comes home to B.C. as his villainy hits screens
·New Moon draws Twilight fans to late-night screenings
·Canadian bureaucrats strand Surrey parents in Nepal with adopted daughter
·Low turnouts lead to H1N1 vaccine availability for everyone in B.C.
·Avalanche's Anderson looks for fresh start against Canucks
·Police warn of counterfeit drugs sold over the Internet
·Canuck Daniel Sedin skates pain-free at practice, but won't play Friday
·Gallery: World champion pizza spinner earns his dough
·Surrey RCMP makes large doda seizure
·Video: Tomorrow's news in The Vancouver Sun Nov. 20, 2009
·Fishing lodge to be a False Creek floating hotel during Vancouver Olympics
·Train strikes pickup truck in Langley
·B.C. film contest to rally against disposable coffee cups
·B.C. ferries back to smooth sailing as stormy weather remains on the horizon
·Few in B.C. believe the long-gun registry reduces crime: poll
·Luxury fishing lodge offered as floating False Creek hotel for Olympics
·Man wanted for two sexual assaults in B.C. arrested in Regina
·Top court defends anonymity of informant in Basi-Virk trial
·Canucks jumped the H1N1 vaccine queue, health officer says
 
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·Skip opinion polls, build a green economy
·New tree-cutting bylaw may put you out on a limb for $10,000
·Mixed martial arts amateur card coming to Vancouver
·Raj Soomel gunned down in case of mistaken identity, say police
·All set for Olympic exodus
·Vancouver trying to hold property-tax increase to 2%
·'Booboo tummy,' mom says daughter cried
·Robbery with weapon
·VPD disables device's ability to be used as a 'sound gun'
·Weapons charges pending after shots fired from south Vancouver balcony
·UBC elite swimmers get flu vaccine
·Sex attacker hunted
·Councillor seeks way to balance city's budget without pink slips
·Stepfather 'admitted' hitting, killing 30-month-old girl
·Storm warnings issued for Greater Vancouver
·Friends again scour areas for missing man
·UBC upset over redevelopment bylaw proposals
·Farm animals and exotic flowers on chopping block as Vancouver parks board ponders cuts
·Two pedestrians killed on rainy Lower Mainland weekend
·Child porn suspect from Vancouver caught trying to cross border to U.S.
·Senior missing from Vancouver
·Open-door policy urged for business washrooms during Olympics
·Remembrance Day in Vancouver: 'Teach the children to remember'
·Search on for man, 41, after abandoned car found in Stanley Park
·Dad of Vancouver hit-and-run victim hopes driver can turn life around
·Court hears muffled scream as Kembo tape played
·New-home appliances targeted in rash of Vancouver break-ins
·Hughes granted bail pending appeal of six-year jail term for deadly collision
·Police seek missing Vancouver man
·No charges for cop who shot mentally ill man
·RCMP officer up on impaired-driving charge fails breathalyzer
·West Enders upset at planned 22-storey rental tower in their midsts
·Board member resigns over PNE incident
·RCMP investigates teens accused of beating bully
·Local ironworkers protest lack of involvement in B.C. Place roof project
·Burrard Bridge cycle lane to stay until at least spring
·Olympic rings light up Coal Harbour
·Vancouver's Cibo Trattoria is best new restaurant in Canada: enRoute
·RCMP officer who Tasered Dziekanski suing CBC for libel
·Kids aid VPD bottle drive to help youth crime prevention
 
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