South Okanagan orchardists are used to putting up with whatever Mother Nature throws their way, but Monday’s hail storm was particularly harmful. Hail storm Monday has orchardists dealing with severely damaged fruit crops early in the 2014 growing season. “Everything got hit hard, but it’s most noticeable with the cherries and apples,” said Harj Dhillon, who has a […]
Thank you
From Cindy Gosling I don’t know where to start– tears of joy tainted with sadness.. The caliber of talent and emotion that was “All about a girl” Friends , family and everyone in between– Chloe and friends were up on stage and danced while Ashlie Atkinson sang ” Let it Go”‘from Disney’s Frozen– she skipped, […]
Osoyoos Museum May 29th – 4 to 8 pm
Schools out……
“The strike is going to end at some point. It always does. But after 30 years, for heaven’s sakes, we need to find a new way to do it.” Christy Clark BCTF says: “Why are they locking out teachers the last three days of school? To save money and to act punitively. It is a […]
Large audience capacity
Chasing a wood buffalo’s tail
Bell 412 tail assembly coming out of paint shop on Coop Avenue Tuesday. Have to track down the body of it. Found it on Airport Rd at Transwest Helicopters. Thanks for the tip from staff and the invite to shoot the aircraft. This is the second aircraft to be completely rebuilt in Oliver. About 30+ […]
One step closer
Staking notice – requirement of Crown Lands – BC Government . land tenure application from the Town of Oliver to acquire rights for a paved pathway on the south-east quadrant of hike and bike trail near Fairview Rd bridge in Oliver. This would provide a paved track about 5 kms in length with four different […]
Now you see it….
Flat bed truck got caught Flat bed truck got trapped between a rock and a hard place recently near the Town’s Community Services Building on Kootenay Street. Truck was parked in front of a power pole on private property not owned by him. One car had to be moved away and then the truck was […]