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Jeff Bell

Jeff Bell

Jeff Bell has been working at his hometown newspaper since 1990, having worked at a couple of weeklies beforehand. He has covered a variety of beats in his career, most recently education, police and all things municipal.

When he鈥檚 not on the job, he likes to golf, hang out with Krista, meet up with friends and keep track of his 12 nieces and nephews, and 11 great nieces and nephews (with one more on the way).

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Recent Work by Jeff

Our Community: Langford crosswalk honours veterans; kids contest for Saanich holiday card

Our Community: Langford crosswalk honours veterans; kids contest for Saanich holiday card

The first crosswalk in the capital region to recognize veterans was unveiled in Langford in time for Remembrance Day.
Nigel House raising money for fittings such as overhead lifts for residents

Nigel House raising money for fittings such as overhead lifts for residents

The building, now under construction next to the existing facility near Saanich Municipal Hall, is expected to be finished next summer.
Police release photo of suspect vehicle in Comox hit-and-run

Police release photo of suspect vehicle in Comox hit-and-run

A 60-year-old skateboarder 颅was seriously hurt when he was hit near a Gas N Go station in the 3000-block of Comox Road
Two rescued after pickup crashes into water at Denman ferry terminal

Two rescued after pickup crashes into water at Denman ferry terminal

About 6:40 a.m. Friday, the truck travelled down the hill leading to the Denman Island West ferry terminal, hit a railing between two berths and plunged into the water.
Novice driver clocked at double the speed limit, rear-ends car

Novice driver clocked at double the speed limit, rear-ends car

When a police officer activated emergency lights and siren, the driver ran into the back of a vehicle that had responded by pulling over
Camosun to group programs, staff to save money amid budget deficit

Camosun to group programs, staff to save money amid budget deficit

The college said this week it would implement layoffs after a federal decision to cut the number of visas for international students sharply reduced tuition revenue
Mechanical problem temporarily closes Victoria's Crystal Pool

Mechanical problem temporarily closes Victoria's Crystal Pool

The city said it is working to get the parts needed for repairs and expects to have the Quadra Street pool reopened on Nov. 20.
Flat-bed truck stolen from View Royal business compound

Flat-bed truck stolen from View Royal business compound

The white 2014 Dodge 3500 was stolen about 1:45 a.m. Nov. 8 from the compound at 1492 Admirals Rd.
Suspected drink spiking prompts police warning in Nanaimo

Suspected drink spiking prompts police warning in Nanaimo

A woman at a nightclub alerted staff after seeing a foreign substance in her glass
Sharp drop in international students triggers layoffs at Camosun

Sharp drop in international students triggers layoffs at Camosun

The college says it has 400 fewer international students than it budgeted for in 2025/26 and numbers are expected to decline further, resulting in a projected deficit of at least $5 million
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