When Aubin realized there was no ribbon for the best children’s entry in the parade, he stepped up to the plate and sponsored one.
I have lots of life to plant and contemplate and some great mentors to keep me company.
Sometimes we forget to live in the moment and often (way too often) fail to tell others how special they really are.
I admit to a sense of guilt at feeling relief regarding a stranger’s demise.
Better yet, said bar fridge (a.k.a. beer fridge) was free and comes with a pedigree. Mom gave it to us.
Boston Bruins will beat the Anaheim Ducks in six games for the Stanley Cup.
Plus other bits and pieces of news from around Kelowna.
It’s a classic example of how a small group of people with a good idea…can create positive change in their community.
While Charlie did not rush into negativity…if he did not have much use for you, he would let you know it in his own sort of quiet way.
Filling the leadership role at City Hall with Mayor Walter Gray opting to retire from politics rather than seek re-election in November.
What kind of meds is Canuck general manager Mike Gillis on? Are they legal or black market because they obviously cause brain damage.
Why was an area property owner proposing a 24-storey hotel complex allowed to vote in the charrette when other property owners were not?
It seems I have discovered a virtual treasure trove of tidbits and tantalizing tales to tickle readers reading desires.
I smell a skunk in the woodpile.…Is this a charrette or a charade?
Amid the controversy of who is, or is not, a member of Canada’s Olympic hockey team, the name Corey Crawford was barely whispered.
With Elise Clark you pretty much knew where you stood and what she thought. If you were unsure—Elise would tell you.
This little gem of prose re-appeared in my email box and I figured it was poignant enough to print out and give to Mark and Graham.
The final nail in the Kamloops News’ coffin is apparently the same pointy punctuation that’s closed other newspapers doors—economics.
The final nail in the Kamloops News’ coffin is apparently the same pointy punctuation that’s closed other newspapers doors—economics.
In reality, that is what New Years is largely about—renewed hope.