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Sooke leaves no stone unturned

Someone with a terrific of humour dropped by the district office and left a painted rock for mayor and council.
July 11, 2016 News Release - DISTRICT OF SOOKE LEADS THE WAY IN
A painted rock dropped off at the District of Sooke.

Despite recent discussion swirling around town, the District of Sooke has no aversion to painted rocks.

Being a long-time friend of painted rocks, the District’s main entrance has had a painted rock propping the door open since incorporation in 1999.

Staff acknowledges they were looking for ways to perk up local interest in participating in a grass roots ‘art on the go’ initiative. Joining in the fun are local businesses – A&W, TD Bank, Royal Bank and Village Grocers.

To the amusement of staff, someone with a terrific of humour dropped by the District office and left a painted rock for Mayor and Council (see photo).

“This is a unique touch of whimsy, we encourage both residents and visitors alike to get creative and paint a stone. This is what makes Sooke such a special place to call home,” said Mayor Maja Tait. “