I’ve heard the passionate reasons from skaters and park lovers about the pros and cons of this site.
I’m sitting in Vancouver airport waiting for a flight home. It has been a challenge with the weather in the Kootenays.
I’d like to continue that theme and share with you a few of the conversations I’ve been having in my recent travels.
I’ve been thinking a lot about conversations lately, especially in light of the heated council meeting
I’m coming to the end of the long weekend as I write this and it’s been a good one, full of activities in and out of Nelson.
Whenever I’m in another city, I like to learn about what the council of the day is doing.
A couple of Saturdays ago, I awoke to a beautiful sunny day and the prospect of spending most of that day indoors
The Kootenay Outdoor Skate Park Society received an early gift when council chose to support park with a recreation grant from the province.
I received a phone call the other day from local author Frances Welwood who invited me to her book launch at Touchstones on October 27.
Who would have dreamt that we’d all be enjoying the dog days of summer in September? These last couple of weeks have been a surprise for the region with everyone outside enjoying fall fairs, conferences and just being in and around the water.
With the clock ticking as we approach the upcoming fall election, council got to work to set its strategic priorities for these last few months.
I’ve attended a few community events in the last few weeks that have inspired me and have highlighted the diverse talent and deep resourcefulness of our community.
On February 24, Recreation Commission No. 5 gave the green light to…
