Veronika Stewart
Gary Weick wrote a letter to the editor about his granddog getting zapped by a light pole. A City employee brought the dog treats.
Gary Weick wrote a letter to the editor about his granddog, Ollie, getting zapped by a light pole. The City of Prince Rupert responded immediately and Veronika Stewart, a City employee, brought Ollie treats on her own accord to make amends with the pup.
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