Barriere business supports the food bank

Blue Jar Coffee Bar and Bistro in Barriere is one of many local merchants who support the food bank

Pictured Blue Jar reps (l-r) Kathy Dunn and Serena Wittner in the donation area of the bistro just before Christmas.

Pictured Blue Jar reps (l-r) Kathy Dunn and Serena Wittner in the donation area of the bistro just before Christmas.

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FILE - David Shearing, pictured in this 1983 file photo. David Ennis (formerly David Shearing) convicted of killing three generations of a BC family in a mass murder faces his first parole hearing Wednesday Oct. 22, 2008. Ennis was convicted in the deaths of six members of the Bentley- Johnson family while they were camping in Wells Gray Park, in the BC Interior, in 1982. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ files
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