PUBLIC NOTICE ———————— Saturday December 15 Super Valu will be closing at 6:00pm (instead of 8:00pm) SuperValu will be closing 2 hours early for our Staff Christmas Party We will resume our regular store hours: 8:00am – 8:00pm (7 Days a Week) following. Thank you for your understanding and sorry for any inconvenience this may […]
Help – part two
I have selected these ten stories from my mind’s memory bank as best bets for a poll: 1. New SOSS costs sky rocket 2. Highway 97N widening project begins 3. Old Sunnybank burns 3. Hotel study released 4. Core services review completed 5. Structurlam starts production 6. Washout on McKinney Rd 7. Corrections facility awarded […]
On all counts – guilty as charged
Provincial Court Judge Meg Shaw, in oral reasons, states that Brian Douglas Louie is guilty of count one – aggravated sexual assault and count two – assault causing bodily harm when he bit a women and severely beat her to the point the doctors who saw her said – “she could have died”. The bite […]
Judge to rule on fate of Brian Douglas Louie
An oral judgement will be read out today in the case of 34 year old Brian Douglas Louie charged with aggravated sexual assault and assault causing bodily harm in connection with a incident May 20, 2010 on the local reserve. A ban on publication exists to prevent knowledge about the victim. Louie had his say […]
PIB Chief sees council elected
Chief Jonathan Kruger has released the names of those elected as Councillors for the Penticton Indian Band Joe (Joseph) Pierre, Travis Kruger, Dolly Kruger, Clint George, Clinton Gabriel, Tim Lezard, Inez Pierre, Kevin Gabriel.
Thanks to the ODN photographers club
Above – Bernard Bedard Below – John Chapman Pictures on ODN – Today’s banner – Russell Work Thanks to Oliver’s finest photo artists for their submissions to the banner and main body pictures including: Audrey MacNaughton, Lance Soare, Brandt Leinor, Wayne Jones, Pat Hampson, Olivier Combret, Mike Beaulieu, Sandra Smith, Cathy Gale, Val Friesen, Susanne […]
Casorso and Company
Greg and Charmaine Casorso are set to make history at the end of the month – taking over a business started by Greg’s grandfather – Vic Casorso many many years ago. The firm of Kemp Harvey Casorso Inc. will return to the original name of Casorso and Company
School Board report
Decisions and Discussions at School District #53 Board of Trustees Wednesday 1. Enrolment Report – down 34 in district September to November – the highest decline in high schools and YouLearn centres 2. Achievement Report – Reading skills high in Grade 4 testing. Aboriginal students doing better than provincial average and the gap is narrowing in […]