WINNERS AGAIN! owners of the Terrace Review, Marj and
Mark Twyford, were recognized at last weekend's B.C./Yukon
‘Newspaper Association Conference in Vancouver. Executive
director Bob Grainger presented the Terrace Review with a 3rd
place general excellence award (for a tabloid under 3,000
circulation) which recognizes outstanding overall achievement in
the community press. This Is the third consecutive year in which
the Terrace Review has been recognized for general excellence
by the BCY. The Review finished two points out of first place
among 23 competitors. The competition rates newspapers on a
variety of factors on a scale of 100 points.

Negotiations start
on new road contract

The Ministry of Transportation
and Highways has begun negoti-
ations to establish the next three-

‘contract to maintain roads and

bridges in the Skeena highways
district. Ministry public affairs
officer for Skeena Jane Sparks
confirmed last week that the minis-
iry has chosen Nechako-North
Coast of Smithers for negotiations.

Sparks said it will be about a
month before any information on
the negotiations is released to the
public. "It’s a lengthy process,"
Sparks said. "They’l] probably wait
until it’s over before they
announce anything.”

The current contract with North
Coast Road Maintenance expires
Nov. 30, she said.

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