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Thursday September 02, 2010
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
- What did you think of our summer weather?
- Great! Lawns and gardens have never been greener.
- 62%
- Terrible. Couldn't leave the house without lightning strike worries.
- 24%
- Bring on the winter!
- 14%
- Total Votes: 114
The legacy of former Mount Baker Secondary School drama teacher Rod Osiowy is going to live on at the East Kootenay Regional Hospital thanks to the unique efforts of his family and some of his former students.
By GERRY WARNER gerry@dailytownsman.com
Bear ‘with a history’ put down in Cranbrook
A young black bear that was roaming around the west side of Cranbrook Wednesday morning got too...
Imposter hits close to home for senior
A Kimberley senior, who prefers that her name not be made public, was on the receiving end of a...
SD5 enrolment decline easing
A projected 5,380 students will be returning to classrooms in Southeast Kootenay School District 5...
Kidney Walk has almost reached goal — still time to donate
The weather did the opposite of cooperate on Sunday Aug. 29, when the B.C. Kidney Foundation held...
Local Sports
Kootenay jumps to it with fitness tests
Kootenay Ice training camp starts today, but work began yesterday as dozens of would-be and...
Nitros kick off exhibition play with a bang
The Kimberley Dynamiters didn’t have much trouble in their first KIJHL exhibition game last night,...
Hopes high as Nitros enter exhibition season
What you see is darned near what you'll get when the Kimberley Dynamiters take to the ice tonight....
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Cranbrook's 11th Relay for Life
The annual Relay for Life took place on Saturday, May 29 ...
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Quebec company to keep CF-18's flying
MIRABEL, Que - A Quebec-based company has been hired to...
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Libs tout Ignatieff vs. Harper battle
BADDECK, N.S. - Federal Liberals are setting up the fall ...
