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What snowfall?

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly.

Ignorant boys killing each other

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly.

Watch your back!

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly

We need the prayer

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly

Employed at doing not too much

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly.

You can keep the change

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly.

Rules only they understand

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly, July 14 Boundary Creek Times.

Little rhyme nor reason

A Little Perspective by Pat Kelly, as in the June 23 Boundary Creek Times.

On the shelf life of cans

A Little Perspective by Pat Kelly, as in June 2 Boundary Creek Times.

Is this the best there is?

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly, May 26 Boundary Creek Times.

Pat Kelly, the Invisible Man

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly, March 31 Boundary Creek Times.

Politics, get out of my head

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly, March 17 Boundary Creek Times.

It’s close to coffee

A Little Perspective column by Pat Kelly, July 9, 2015 Boundary Creek Times.

A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE – A shout out to the whole Boundary!

It's not goodbye - it's only farewell until I get back for a visit. And we all know someone who "only came to the Boundary for a visit".

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B&E reports continue to come in

Police briefs submitted by the Midway RCMP detachment.

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Eighteen kids, parents and members of the Kettle Wildlife Association came out to a spring 22 rifle shoot Saturday. It was the best turnout yet, and hot dogs and juice were supplied after the shoot.

Rifle shoot best yet

Members of the Kettle Wildlife Association held a 22 rifle shoot for the kids last weekend. The event is popular - turnout was excellent.

Eighteen kids, parents and members of the Kettle Wildlife Association came out to a spring 22 rifle shoot Saturday. It was the best turnout yet, and hot dogs and juice were supplied after the shoot.
Dan Macmaster, Fibre Supply Manager for Vaagen Fibre Canada explains logging plans for the West Boundary Community Forest at a public meeting in April.

Community Forest details plans

The West Boundary Community Forest held a public meeting to explain their logging plans for their first year of harvesting.

Dan Macmaster, Fibre Supply Manager for Vaagen Fibre Canada explains logging plans for the West Boundary Community Forest at a public meeting in April.
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Midway hears from Interior Heal

Interior Health Community Liaison Cindy Crane gave local municipal councils and overview of local health services.

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A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE – Show was simply amazing

Arts and culture took centre stage in April as a quilt and art show was held in Rock Creek and a community theatre did a run in Midway.

Jennifer MacDonald spoke to the Board of Education at their recent meeting in Midway—she was advocating for a continuation of policies that allow the community to use school facilities.

School a place partnership: MacDonald

“When a community feels welcome it gives back," Jennifer MacDonald - advocating for use of school facilities by local communities.

Jennifer MacDonald spoke to the Board of Education at their recent meeting in Midway—she was advocating for a continuation of policies that allow the community to use school facilities.