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A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 11, 2003

Award
winners

TWO OF The Terrace
Standard’s employees have
won recognition and the
newspaper itself is a win-
ner in national and provin-
cial 2002 newspaper in-
dustry awards announced
May 31 in Vancouver.

Senior writer Jeff Nagel
placed third for all of Ca-
nada in the Canadian
Community Newspapers
Association annual busi-
ness writing category for a
feature on changes the
provincial government is
making to how it sells
Crown timber.

He also placed third in
the historical. writing cate-
gory of the national news-
paper association for a
feature an Pacific, the on-
ce-thriving railway com-
munity east of Terrace.

Sandra Stefanik, an ad
designer and creator at
The Terrace Standard,
placed third for her work
on a black and white ad as
part of the B.C. and Yukon
Community Newspaper
Associalion’s annual
awards. The ad, entitled
“Hold On to Your Hats,”
was for Totem Furniture.

And The Terrace Stan-
dard placed third across
the province among news-
papers in its circulation
category.

“The combination of in-
dividual awards as well as
one for the newspaper it-
self is welcome because it
reflects the kind of work
that’s needed to produce
our paper each week,”
said publisher Rod Link.

This is the 15th year of
publication for The Ter-
race Standard.

From front
Climate a

factor in
outbreak

and infected needles get

‘summers and mild winters
of recent years — thought
to be a result of global
warming — have triggered
the spread of the fungus.

“It’s definitely climate
change related, I think,”
he said.

“The epidemic that we
have now is a combination
of suitable climate to start
with becoming even more
wet and cool in the sum-
mer and possibly the fact
we haven't had any killing
winter conditions.”

There’s also a risk that
the fungus, which is on the
western fringe of the Bulk-
ley Forest District, could
spread east into the al-
ready beetle-infested cen-
tral interior, where lodge-
pole pine is the naturally
dominant species.

Blighted forests in the
northwest, where hemlock
and cedar prevails, will
eventually regenerate.

But much of the current
generation of second
growth pine nearin matur-
ity could be endangered.

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