More at stake than land
An estimated one quarter of a million cubic feet of topsoil has now been excavated at the corner of Pitt and Stewart RoadsWire Service / December 14, 2011
Year: 2011
Bowling scores for the week of December 5 – 8
Similkameen rec Centre weekly bowling scores in KeremeosWire Service / December 13, 2011
Bridging the generation(s) gap
At eighty-six years of age, Jack Broderick’s knowledge of firearms allows him to connect with youth.Contributed / December 13, 2011
Photograph and caption of campground is misleading
a photo of the Similkameen Farmworkers Campground with a caption that led the reader to believe the Campground Society was negligentWire Service / December 13, 2011
Donations to cadets
Keremeos Legion donates to local cadets group who are fundraising for a trip to OttawaSteve Arstad / December 13, 2011
Roadwork raises budget questions
We were intially curious about the $750,000 cost of the project as indicatedStaff Writer / December 13, 2011
Cawston primary receives playground funding
Funding is part of $2.4 million to reimburse PACs throughout the provinceContributed / December 13, 2011
Kaleden VFD says thanks to Penticton dispatch
The members of the Kaleden Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank you, Penticton Regional Fire Dispatch.Wire Service / December 13, 2011
Donation to friends of the rink
Irly Bird in Keremeos donates to Friends of the RInk to assist with skate programsSteve Arstad / December 13, 2011
Great music was heard at local hand bell ringers choirs
On Sunday, Dec. 4, I went to our Orchard Haven Care Facility to hear the KeremeosHand bell Choir
Wire Service / December 13, 2011
Majority of residents supportive of national park
I am responding to the recent online article “Park Debate Flaring Up Again.”Wire Service / December 13, 2011
New roof for the White House
Progress in preserving the Keremeos Grist Mill and Gardens Historic site continuesContributed / December 13, 2011
Offender programs fall short, auditor says
The B.C. government is struggling to deal with a record caseload of nearly 24,000 convicted offenders who aren't in jail.Tom Fletcher / December 8, 2011
Robbery at Keremeos Subway
Cawston man has an appetite for trouble as he holds up two food outletsSteve Arstad / December 8, 2011
U.S. lawyer heads B.C. police oversight
The B.C. government has hired the former police oversight specialist from Denver as its first civilian director.Tom Fletcher / December 7, 2011
School play much appreciated
Entertaining school play at SESS, "Rehearsal for Murder"Wire Service / December 6, 2011
Is that all there is? ask residents as intersection improvements come to a conclusion
Keremeos residents have been pushing for safety improvements to the corner of Seventh Street and Seventh Avenue (Highway 3) for yearsSteve Arstad / December 6, 2011
BC Ferries appoints new president
BC Ferries' board of directors has appointed senior executive Michael Corrigan to replace outgoing CEO David Hahn.Tom Fletcher / December 6, 2011
new mayor in parade
Keremeos new mayor takes part in light up parade on FridayWire Service / December 6, 2011
The time for a national park has come – and gone
There hsve been too many years of varied land use in the Okanagan - Similkameen to make the establishment of a national park feasibleStaff Writer / December 6, 2011