Wayne Theriault was last believed to have been seen on March 24
The weekly editorial for the 100 Mile Free Press
'No new fires may be initiated and no additional material may be added to existing fires'
'We all need to pitch in to take care of those around us'
30 YEARS AGO (1990): 100 Mile House's downtown was set to undergo a mini-construction boom in the months ahead. A new mini-mall and jewelry store were in the works for Birch Avenue, according to John Moorlag of Canmar Engineering. Swiss Ski resort owner Thedy Brandli, a jeweller by trade and landed immigrant to Canada since the fall, purchased the property between Shields and Cariboo Travel for an undisclosed sum. He was looking to open a jewelry store withing the next two months, said Moorlag.
'We're staying open to service BC Ambulance and anybody else, of course'
Increased demand and less supply sees stocks low
The weekly editorial for the 100 Mile Free Press
'A number of our members have closed their doors entirely'
Flagging ribbon was placed in February
Public encouraged to refrain from using all share sheds
'For those that need to get out for essential supplies, let's make shopping a little easier'
Testing will continue as a precautionary measure
Share shed at Central Cariboo Transfer Station has been closed
Local groups are taking measures to minimize risk
After winning two home games against Williams Lake in February, the Peter Skene Ogden Secondary School (PSO) junior varsity basketball team has managed two more wins in Williams Lake on Wednesday, March 4.
40 YEARS AGO (1980): The B.C. Buildings Corporation's final price for the old works yard on the Cariboo Highway in 100 Mile House was $95,000. Mayor Ross Marks' response was "My advice is that they should go peddle it!" Council had earlier asked the BCBC to re-examine the figure which councillors referred to as "inflated" at a previous meeting when the BCBC quotation was first discussed. According to village administrator Bob Carter, the property had been appraised "in the low $60,000 range" and was then being assessed at $30,000.
With the Cyclone Taylor Cup being just over a month away (April 15 to 19) preparations have been in full swing.
'At the end of the day, we have to do what's right to slow the spread of this virus'
100 Mile goalie stopped 72 out of 74 shots
