Both of the above slides to be presented to Regional District directors today at the Board table. This will not affect Summerland, Penticton and the Town of Oliver who move to a cart based system in July.
wow poster (5) 30,f4,11,13,15 finished
More confusion with recycling – blue bags to be banned in BC
by Audrey MacNaughton
Female Downy Woodpecker – Big Horn Sheep born last spring.
Rest in peace
In Loving Memory of Cornie (Cornelius) Zacharias (1937 – 2018) Cornie Zacharias of Oliver, BC, passed away suddenly on Sunday February 11, 2018. He is survived by wife Eva, son Vaughn (Darlene), daughters Wendy (Dave) and Tammy (Rick), grandchildren Amy, Adam, Hannah, Zack, Gregory, Katharine, Olivia and Emma, brother Henry (Lorraine), and sisters Leona, Evelena, […]
On the way up
Recent Osoyoos Secondary Graduate Jordan Schulting has committed to play NCAA Division 1 Hockey at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell for the 2019-20 season. Upon returning from a recruiting visit at the end of January, Schulting accepted a scholarship to play for the Riverhawks, which is about 30 minutes from Boston. UMass Lowell has a […]
Over 68% of target group vaccinated- Meningitis outbreak deemed to be at an end
Interior Health is declaring an end to the meningococcal outbreak in the Okanagan. Over 14,000 Okanagan residents aged 15-19 are now protected against meningococcal disease, of which 11,417 immunizations administered as part of the outbreak—the highest number of total immunizations given as part of an Interior Health-declared outbreak. “The Office of the Provincial Health Officer […]
Council – heading off to jail
Wednesday February 21 – Oliver Town Council will convene a priorities session in the Board Room of the Okanagan Correctional Centre. Once before Council organized a Town Council meeting outside Town boundaries – at the band office on the Osoyoos Indian Reserve.