Jack your attitude is part of the problem. As a town representative you should not be blowing off Oliver residence with silly publisher comments. IE: TV health silliness and oh guess you should leave town if it’s too noisy. Most noise is intermittent such as construction, snow ploughing, lawn mowers, etc. Kaddabi blasts announcements and […]
Letter to the editor – Al Coates
Going batty
Okanagan Bat Project The Okanagan Valleys is well-known for its diverse habitats from the lakes, streams and sage-covered grasslands in the valley-bottom to the Ponderosa Pine and Douglas fir forests reaching up to the rugged cliffs above us. Is it any surprise that the Okanagan Valley has more species of bats living here than anywhere […]
“… and all the men and women merely players…”
U.S. Playwright Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me a Tenor is coming to Oliver; show times are Friday 8:00 PM, May 30th and Saturday 8:00 PM, May 31st at the new Venables Auditorium. Adults pay $18.00 and Seniors/Students pay $15.00. Ludwig has a reputation as a writer of great stage comedies; an impressive list of very positive […]
Another way to help Chloe
See poll at right
Pump prices Kelowna 131.9 Hope 137.9 Penticton 136.9 Oliver 141.9 – why 10 cents more per litre. On top of that Kelowna and Penticton has a transit tax inside their price. Something fishy Yes?
Time for a house warming
Oliver Osoyoos Search and Rescue (OOSAR) will host its 2nd annual fundraising dinner at Watermark Beach Resort in Osoyoos on Friday, June 20. It will feature a meal prepared by chef Adair Scott and his staff, plus door prizes, silent auction and live music by Rich Woods. The banquet will help raise funds to equip […]
Hello everyone !
I am sending you a special invitation to attend the RDOS Heritage Strategic Plan open house. (Advertisement says 4 to 8pm today at the Osoyoos Museum) I apologize for the rather short notice but keep in mind this is only a first step. Although there is no open house being held in Oliver at this time, […]