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West Kootenay cancer survivors invited to tea

West Kootenay cancer survivors invited to tea

No charge for cancer survivors or caregivers to attend
Authors exhibit books on Kootenay history in Cranbrook

Authors exhibit books on Kootenay history in Cranbrook

Keith Powell and Terry Gainer held a book signing at Cranbrook History Centre on Nov. 22
Kootenay woman fundraising for lymphatic disease through exercise

Kootenay woman fundraising for lymphatic disease through exercise

Willa Condy: “Garments are expensive, so is manual lymph drainage.”
Nelson’s Rail Trail reopened as grizzlies leave area

Nelson’s Rail Trail reopened as grizzlies leave area

The trio of bears had spent the fall in and around the outskirts of the city
Fernie residents discover surprising family history during Juno Beach visit

Fernie residents discover surprising family history during Juno Beach visit

The Yuills found their family’s Second World War history while on a European sailing trip
Guest tries to fix sprinkler, ruins 2 suites and restaurant at Nelson’s Hume Hotel

Guest tries to fix sprinkler, ruins 2 suites and restaurant at Nelson’s Hume Hotel

General manager estimates repairs to cost more than $100,000
The Village Mole: Anonymous letters continue to plague Harrison leadership

The Village Mole: Anonymous letters continue to plague Harrison leadership

Harrison mayor Ed Wood condemns ‘political attack’ about his past
Nelson Police Department asks city council to fund two more officers in 2024

Nelson Police Department asks city council to fund two more officers in 2024

Police chief asks for 6.45% budget increase
Taking it to the heat: Fire to Food project proposed for RDCK

Taking it to the heat: Fire to Food project proposed for RDCK

Biochar would be made from wood waste for the agricultural industry
Nelson girl to get new ear with help from SFU archeology team

Nelson girl to get new ear with help from SFU archeology team

Scans of Zillah Shulman’s left ear will be used to make a prosthetic