Category Archives: Vernon
Shorelines in need of protection from high water levels
Kalamalka Lake is close to reaching capacity, and people are asked to take measures to protect private property, parks and roads, and reduce the chances of soil erosion.The District of Coldstream is a...
Corey Fischer May 27, 2020
Vernon athlete 'humbled and honoured' at induction into Hall of Fame
A Vernon woman is among 11 new members announced for Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. Sonja Gaudet is one of six athletes included in the hall's class of 2020-21 along with Steve Nash, Diane Jones Koniho...
Corey Fischer May 27, 2020
New truck ready to respond to emergencies
The Lumby and District Fire Department has upgraded its emergency equipment, adding a new bush truck to its fleet.Fire Chief Tony Clayton said the truck is built to respond to wildland fires and other...
May 27, 2020
Three residents dying each day from illicit drug overdoses
The BC Coroners Service says there has been an average of 3.2 illicit drug toxicity deaths per day in the first four months of this year.The service has published updated reports on illicit drug toxic...
May 27, 2020
Local groups get cut of $185,000 in Dream Auction proceeds
The money raised at last year's Kalamalka Rotary Dream Auction will be given out as grants to to 15 local organizations. The groups applied for the $185,000 in categories of community health, environm...
Corey Fischer May 27, 2020
Parking spots and sidewalks opened to businesses
Vernon council has taken steps to support business owners trying to recover from the COVID-19 economic downturn and accomodate health directives like physical distancing. The city is allowing downtown...
Corey Fischer May 27, 2020
Vernon grad off to Winnipeg for next challenge
Tori Hauptman put in her research and her work before deciding what the next best step was for her soccer career.Hauptman, a midfielder from Vernon, has announced her commitment to Amy Anderson's UWin...
May 26, 2020
Grad students could get to paint names on Suicide Hill
A former tradition for graduating Vernon students may be making a return. Grads used to spray paint their names, and other phases, on Suicide Hill on 30th Avenue in Lower East Hill, so named for its s...
Corey Fischer May 26, 2020
11 new Covid cases in B.C.; no new deaths
British Columbia is reporting 11 new Covid-19 cases since Monday, and for the first time in a few weeks, no new deaths.There have been no new cases in Interior Health since Saturday, still at 194 tota...
Corey Fischer May 26, 2020
Community deals with two emergencies: pandemic and flooding
The City of Enderby is keeping an eye on the upcoming weather which it says could cause the Shuswap River to swell.The forecast calls for 5 to 10 milimetres of rain Saturday and Sunday."This will caus...
May 26, 2020

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