73-year-old man stabbed repeatedly; Castlegar woman to face attempted murder charges
by Kyra Hoggan on Sunday August 15 2010
A 73-year-old Castlegar man is in Trail hospital after being repeatedly stabbed early this morning, according to police.
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Railway debate was intense at public meeting
by Mona Mattei on Thursday August 12 2010
Grand Forks city council got an earful from the public at a meeting about the options to save the international railway running to Kettle Falls, WA.
Fire Bulletin: Smoky conditions expected to return
by Contributor on Friday August 06 2010
With shifting winds in the forecast, smoky conditions are expected in the next several days throughout the Southeast Fire Centre.
The forecast shows that prevailing winds will change over the next few days. This change is expected to bringing smoke from the central interior regions of British Columbia, where the majority of large fires continue to burn, to the Southeast Fire Centre. This is likely to bring hazy, smoky conditions.
Noyes verdict sends her to psychiatric hospital
by Mona Mattei on Friday July 23 2010
Kimberly Noyes is escorted into Rossland courthouse on the last day of her trial; Photo, Mona Mattei
Kimberly Ruth Noyes has been found ‘not criminally responsible for reason of mental disorder’ in the killing of 12-year-old John Fulton of Grand Forks.
Open fires restricted within Southeast Fire Centre
by Contributor on Wednesday July 14 2010
Effective at noon July 5, 2010 all medium and large-sized open fires are prohibited within the Southeast Fire Centre’s jurisdiction to help prevent human-caused wildfires and protect public safety. Specifically this prohibits:
CBT releases 2009/10 Annual Report
by Contributor on Wednesday July 14 2010
The 2009/10 Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) Annual Report and audited financial statements are now available to the public. The Annual Report reflects CBT's performance for the 2009/10 year ending March 31, and details the financial investments, spending and Delivery of Benefits activities.
Falling for the follies: catch the fever!
by Allyson Kenning on Thursday July 01 2010
Summer in the Mountain Kingdom heralds the arrival of all kinds of fun stuff: open patios at local restaurants, museum and mine tours, snow-free (hopefully) hiking trails, and our own local musical theatre production, The Gold Fever Follies. This ever-changing, dynamic show, consisting of stories loosely based on actual historical events in Rossland's history, will see its 24th season this year, and after my preview the other night I can say with confidence that this year's Follies is the must-see event of the summer.
Whitewater to install new Glory Ridge Chair
by Contributor on Wednesday June 30 2010
This summer, Whitewater Ski Resort plans to install its new Glory Ridge Chair. The chair was formerly identified as the BS1 lift in the Master Plan, and will service the terrain currently referred to as the Backside. “The mountain crew, in cooperation with mother nature, hope to have the lift ready to load as conditions permit this coming season” says General Manager Brian Cusack.
