Carol Sheridan asked to comment on Tuesday evening meeting “We had around 20 people out for the input session, and I was happy to see that just over half of those who attended were local youth. After a short presentation about how skate park design has changed over the past decade including all the different […]
DS – Job posting (4)
Safe Home Worker Desert Sun Counselling and Resource Centre This position is ideal for the person who is looking to supplement their income, or those who are semi-retired. The Safe Home Worker provides support to women and children leaving abusive relationships. Responsibilities include intake and assessment, crisis intervention. Safe Home Workers collaborate with the […]
Healthy living 6 of 6 event mar 10 f19,22,26,m1,5,8
More from John Kiss
names please – will give this a rest – maybe more next week
Updated – large photo by J. J. Eykelenboom of Packinghouse crew
Both from the John Kiss collection Below Dal Carter and Johnny Shippit
Updated – fire and dump truck
Date of this fire 1975 Collen’s Department Store – photo by John Kiss Below – we do not know the date so the question is “what is the origin of this underground creek?” – that exits the plateau below the Chevron area and flows to the river. DQ is there or the building shell – […]
You tell me
Has the Oliver price of gasoline gone up? Sky high? Watching the news on TV and in Vancouver – the price has risen to +1.50 a litre with more increases expected before summer. Many reasons given: value of our dollar, carbon taxes, refineries shutting down to refit, etc. I filled up quickly today. The lady […]
Chronicle gets more coloured ink, larger fonts, and a new man at the top
Long overdue move, Brian Highley will steer the ship at the Oliver Chronicle. Titled Publisher – he will continue his present duties with Aberdeen Publishing doing specialized advertising projects. Editor Lyonel Doherty continues writing and putting the paper together and says more news is coming but with larger fonts – it will take more pages to print the […]