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The smell of hotdogs and hamburgers wafted through the green air of Lion’s Memorial Park Saturday afternoon. The industrious Lion’s club was preparing for the public to come see and enjoy what had been year’s in the making. Their park was finally nearing completion and the club was anxious for locals to come and check out the near completed projec

Delivery of three million voting packages for the HST referendum could be disrupted by postal workers' rotating strikes across the country.

Thieves exploit 'outdated' rule on keeping insurance papers in vehicle

Alex Atamanenko, MP, (BC Southern Interior) says he’s pleased he will be continuing in his efforts as one of the four members of the official opposition who will sit on the Agriculture Committee.

The Union of British Columbia Municipalities has provided funding from the Province of B.C. (Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport) to the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen (RDOS) for a 2011 West Nile Virus (WNV) Risk Reduction Initiative in the amount of $293,700.

Ten members of the Princeton Vermillion Forks Field Naturalists met Saturday May 28 and Sunday 29 at three sites to band hummingbirds. Alison Moran and Cam Finlay, who are master banders from the Rocky Point Bird Observatory in Victoria, BC, assisted them.

Residents are advised that due to limited physician availability in June, there will be times when only the most urgent cases will be seen by the physician on call.

After a decade in Vancouver, this small town boy had tired of city life and jumped at the opportunity to come back to a town he had lived in once before.