Community

Monday night Bridge Club at Riverside always welcomes newcombers.

Jump Rope for Heart is a program that encourages kids to be physically active. Sparks leader Mikki-Lee Ransome chose the program for her unit because “It’ wasn’t just about fundraising. The Heart and Stroke Foundation really encourage the next generation to be heart healthy.”

Ridgewood Lodge Friends and Family Council give back to seniors at Ridgewood Lodge with Operation Spring fundraiser.

Princeton Rotary has undertaken an enormous project. They have designated themselves as stewards of the fundraising initiative to upgrade the Community Kitchen at Riverside Centre.

The Mining Association of British Columbia, Copper Mountain Mining Corporation, the District of Princeton and the Princeton Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce Princeton Mining Day celebrations in Princeton on May 3rd, 2011

Some Fridays are different for the students at John Allison Elementary than most Fridays.

Cst. Slocombe sends her thanks out to the community

The Princeton and District Museum and Archive Society (the Museum) is very excited to start reporting on the re-birth of the Princeton Museum

Our first warm day of Spring was a perfect day to take an outing to Keremeos and Cawston. There were ten of us who walked along the river trail in Keremeos. We started at the lovely treed park and then walked east exploring the river bed, watching canoeists paddle by, and sighted some birds. The foilage was out, past Hedley area and beyond, so we really enjoyed seeing the green grasses, trees, colourful bushes and flowers.

Fear, pain, embarrassment, anger, compulsive behaviours and shame. These few emotions and actions just barely touch on the massive list felt and are presented by males who have been victims of the unspeakable horrors of sexual abuse.