I am one of the many volunteers bringing “The Vagina Monologues” to Oliver and Osoyoos. This award-wining play will be performed by a group of wonderful local women, none of them professional actors, at the Osoyoos Secondary School Theatre on Saturday April 6, 7 pm. Now, one strange thing: I am an old retired male. I became […]
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BC government investment in region important to Liberals
Oliver and Osoyoos business people invited to a special dinner with Attorney General Shirley Bond Tuesday night. Bond is visiting the South Okanagan to sign documents with the OIB – a necessary step in the process of constructing the new corrections facility south of Senkulmen Industrial Park in Oliver. Pictured Bond, Liberal candidate for Boundary […]
Wednesday a busy day for news people
Media asked to attend two events in the morning First Event: Premier Christy Clark will make an announcement benefiting families in the southern Okanagan. Event Date: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Time: 8 a.m. Location: Penticton Regional Hospital Second Event: Minister of Justice and Attorney General Shirley Bond and Chief Clarence Louie to sign agreement at […]
It’s here – it’s unique
The Unique Booktique I still remember the moment I fell in love with reading. I was 10 years old. The book was Tiger Eyes by Judy Blume. When asked what my dream job would be; the answer was usually the same. I just never thought that it would come true. Last August, I purchased The […]
Letter of Recognition for Acts of Kindness
There were so many wonderful people in our little town of Oliver who lifted Michael’s spirits with their visits, phone calls, and emails; who offered hugs, caring words, lovely cards and so many other kinds of support to him, to me, and to his family members; who provided food to sustain us and sent us […]
Going back for a second look
Analyze the scene, power/tel pole split, several posts hit but car somehow gets around the highway sign and spins down the hill and burst into flames. Orchard Grove Lane and Ryegrass Rd.on Sunday
