By Marilyn Marsel
Even better
Well lit again? – by Dave Whalley The other day ODN showed a picture of the new lighting installed on Fairview Rd, Those new street lamps do a better job of lighting our streets with the light being directed to the road surface and not up into the sky as is the case with the […]
What kind is it?
Photo by Brenda Mattes
Tortoise and the Hare – student production this weekend
SOSS and TEN students auditioned Monday at the Alliance Church for this year’s Missoula Children’s Theatre Production of the ‘Tortoise and the Hare’. Rehearsals for the production go on all week. The students do a performance Friday afternoon for Tuc-el-nuit Elementary School students and a public show on Friday evening at 7:00pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $3 for students […]
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Thank You
To all who helped us with our car wash project. Special thanks to Jan Horner bookkeeping service, Town of Oliver – Development Services, Mike Johnson Excavating, Interior Redi-Mix, Mike Sztupovszky Contracting, Deans Concrete Service, Tru Building Center, Oliver Rental Center, Munckhof Manufacturing, and our many other local contractors, suppliers, friends and neighbors. My Dad, Bryon […]
Osoyoos tickets still available – rave reviews from sold out performances in Penticton
Blame it on Martinique, that intriguing tropical island where pina coladas flow like water and passions ignite. SOAP’s production of The Long Weekend by Norm Foster may be set at a country retreat in Ontario’s cottage country, but all the ingredients for this juicy plot have been mixed like an heady cocktail in Martinique the […]
The people rise up
Defend Our Coast Residents Of Boundary-Similkameen Join Province-Wide Day of Action to Show Unbroken Wall of Opposition To Pipelines and Tankers In B.C. More than 60 events planned in communities from Prince George to Osoyoos. Residents of the Boundary-Similkameen are joining communities across B.C. in a province-wide Defend Our Coast day of action to show […]