Mark Ainley, one of the moderators of the private Facebook group “Vancouver West Enders,” encountered a starfish on a cycling trip.
He recounted how he was travelling down Davie Street on his bike, when he found a starfish right in the middle of the road.
Ainley then sprung into action, going to a nearby London Drugs to grab a plastic bag.
Submitted by Mark Ainley
He carefully scooped up the starfish, and delivered it back into the ocean. He wasn’t sure how this starfish could end up in the middle of the road, but his suspicions were soon confirmed by other members of the group.
Park use
Regarding Scott Sextonâs June 29 column âNothing is easy about sharing park space,â yes, youâve nailed it: We filthy-rich West Enders, suffocating under our mountains of megabucks, are single-mindedly focused on maintaining Hanes Park as our private, peaceful forest preserve, while the desperately impoverished inhabitants of Buena Vista want only what is best for the deprived children of our fair city.
And youâre right, again, that posting signs and stationing a park ranger to exclude adult exercisers would certainly prevent such unsafe activities as the police cornering a fleeing desperado on the periphery of the park, would prevent him running into the park, prevent the ensuing gun battle. Safety for the rightful users of the park, the students of Wiley Middle School and R.J. Reynolds High School, would be ensured.
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