Whistler sled dogs remembered with memorial service
Faulty space heater suspected to be the cause of Wednesday morning blaze
Faulty space heater suspected in Keremeos house fire on Wednesday morning
Enough is enough, declare several directors as committee moves to push ministry to take action
Keremeos Village Council took a look at their remuneration and expenses during the October 22 regular meeting of council.
Public outcry over smart meters prompts action by Oliver rural director
Twin Lakes, St. Andrews designations in RGS need to be revised, but how? ask committee
The regional district Protective Services Committee listened to Emergency Services Coordinator Mark Woods explain RDOS policy on October 18
Saturday, October 20 was a busy day for staff at Valu Plus Foods in Keremeos as the merchant hosted a 40th anniversary celebration.
Make sure apple juice and cider are pasteurized
Little to fear when purchasing from local producers
Ongoing program to make village
infrastructure more energy efficient pays off with a savings of 100,000 kilowatts in annual useage
Former Richmond based business finds a new home on Keremeos Seventh
Avenue
The South Okanagan Similkameen chapter of the United Way reports that perpetrators are going door to door asking for donations
Keremeos council moves to have village staff write a letter to Greyhound regarding application to reduce service through the community
Committee asked to look at extending a Naramata bylaw that would prohibit early placement of curbside garbage in Areas “D” and “F”.
Philip Watson of Summerland and Elisabeth Rettke of Sunkatchers RV Resort west of Keremeos were feted for their volunteerism
Third wildfire of the season hits Keremeos - Cawston area
Landowner Sam Verigin feels her home is threatened by slumping hillside in development above her home
It was a great early fall day for Okanagan Falls annual festival
Building permits down in the Village of Keremeos for the first part of 2012
