As the deadline nears for proposals on the city-owned Civic Theatre, here’s a look at its history, including some lesser-known facts.
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Police have visited Dale Kooner’s Surrey farm, but the Meadow Creek Cedar owner “disavows any knowledge” of what they were looking for.
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When Salmo’s Jean Stahl was born in 1929, her father cut a deal with the doctor.
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Nelson-Creston MLA Michelle Mungall told the Minister of Health last week that taxpayers shouldn’t have to foot the bill
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Paint cans that have been collecting dust in garages and sheds around Nelson can now find a home at the Nelson Leafs Recycling Centre.
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Balfour and Kootenay Bay ferry terminals receive new DriveBC webcams.
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The Nelson RCMP Detachment is warning the public about a money wiring scam.
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The former operations manager of Meadow Creek Cedar is suing the company and owner Daljit (Dale) Kooner in small claims court.
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Crowds gathered in Kaslo for the May Days celebrations which included the annual Logger Sports.
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For over 35 years, the Fairview Athletic Club taught young athletes the value of teamwork. Now some of those kids are getting back together.
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A trade token from the Boundary ghost town of Phoenix sold for $131 US last week.
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A 17-year-old girl was taken to hospital Thursday after being struck at the crossing of Front and Poplar streets.
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Four people have been arrested in connection to a massive marijuana grow-op in Winlaw.
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Plans for a rave in near Kaslo over the May long weekend have been stopped by the Village of Kaslo and the Kaslo RCMP.
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Nelson city council took some of the final steps towards the West Kootenay/Boundary regional transit system
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For the last month, local artist Josh Wapp has been helping gather input from the public through the society’s survey.
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Weather records were broken this week as the Nelson area experienced warmer than usual temperatures for May.
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Concerns around increasing river flow in the Nelson area have subsided as weather in the region began to cool down on Wednesday.
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Nelson's Mayor John Dooley attended the inaugural BC Mayors' Caucus in Penticton this week.
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Artists have begun working on the concrete wall under the Nelson bridge as the Colours of Nelson project has started to come to life.
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