Susie Quinn is the Editor at Alberni Valley News. With a journalism career spanning over three decades, she focuses on themes such as sports, regional interest, and agriculture, contributing to various community publications across Vancouver Island and beyond. Susie's work has been featured in outlets including the Peninsula News Review, North Island Gazette, and Campbell River Mirror, among others.
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Susie Quinn's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Port Alberni, British Columbia. Her articles often cover community events, local sports, and government announcements related to the area.
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By: Susie Quinn
Eight students compete for best spirit campaign prior to Totem '69, Jan. 9-11
The iconic Martin Mars waterbomber will return to Sproat Lake for a refit
First time in six years for a delegation to visit Canadian city
SD70 promotes from within as Tim Davie moves to Cowichan Valley School District
By: Susie Quinn
Student exchange has been an integral part of twinning with Abashiri, says mayor
The ADSS Storm senior girls are getting their do-over at Totem 69. The girls beat Dover Bay 71-20 in their opening game of the basketball tournament on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025 and kept the momentum going with a 51-43 win over Belmont on Friday.
By: Susie Quinn
ADSS will play Carihi High in final game of tournament
Totem is not just about basketball; it's about spirit, cheering, community
Vignettes tackle emotional issues facing students in Port Alberni
Funds raised help send Port Alberni church members to El Salvador to build houses
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