After missing last year, the chamber of commerce has resumed the decades-old tradition of assembling, printing and selling a calendar of community members’ birthdays and anniversaries.
The calendar, which started in the 1950s, is a fundraiser for scholarships for high school seniors.
People who preordered a calendar should come by the chamber office in the Stikine Inn to pick up their copy, said Tracey Martin, the chamber’s executive director. Copies also are available for people who did not preorder — the cost is $15.
The calendars are a limited edition: The group printed 200 copies for this...
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