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The aquatic centre is closed today at the Nelson and District Community Complex as rotating job action continues.

Sternwheeler postcards, Nelson trade tokens, and an old photo of the Kootenay River highlight this week's roundup of local artifacts.

Local scuba divers put on their gear this morning to participate in West Kootenay Scuba's annual treasure hunt.

The Nelson Star is encouraging local businesses to allow their staff to wear their favourite team jersey to work no Friday

Marriage is less common in Nelson than in neighbouring cities and the rest of BC and Canada, according to the 2011 census.

The 18th annual AIDS Walk for Life saw about 50 people walk from Baker Street to Lakeside park.

Nelson-Creston MLA Michelle Mungall is urging the Minister of Health to work with Interior Health to retain emergency services in Kaslo.

Williams Lake city manager Brian Carruthers has been hired as the new administrator of the Regional District of Central Kootenay.

Following a visit to the Johnsons Landing slide site earlier this month, a geo-technical team has a better understanding of what happened.

The assistant secretary treasurer position, created in 2007, was eliminated effective September 19.