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Emergency programs on flood watch

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Summer-like temperatures are forcing rapid snow melt and that has local residents on alert.

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Fatals in residential fire determined accidental

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

A B.C. Coroners Service report declares a fatal residential fire to have been an accident.

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Effective mosquito control paramount for local economy

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Curbside garbage pickup will soon be a reality in Sicamous, but only for two days, only certain waste, and it won’t cost residents a thing.

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Shuswap organization opposes marina

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Old Town Bay: Public has until May 19 to comment on project.

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School district expecting $1 million shortfall

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Declining enrolment and associated revenue for the coming school year look to put the School District #83 short more than $1 million.

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Eagle Valley 4-H Dairy and Gardening Club members working hard

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Eagle Valley 4-H Dairy and Gardening club participated in the District Rally Day, held at the Salmon Arm Fairgrounds.

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Yellow Jackets play ball

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

The Sicamous Peewee boys baseball team, now known as the Yellow Jackets, travelled to their first game on May 10 to play Salmon Arm 2.

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FortisBC assessing Sicamous for extension of gas line

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Competitive edge: Natural gas could benefit local economy by helping attract new industry.

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Sicamous landfill accepting free garden and metal waste until May 13

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Jennifer Apps unloads a pickup truck full of garden refuse during Free Disposal Days at the CSRD's Sicamous landfill

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Colin Martin in custody on extradition warrant

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Malakwa’s Colin Martin was one of four men arrested last month on U.S. extradition warrants.

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High temperatures may bring flooding

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Be prepared: Residents responsible for safety of personal property.

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Mayors support end to pot prohibition

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Marijuana: Legalization, regulation and taxation preferred option.

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Water advisories due to changing standards

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

The standards may have changed, but the water remains pretty much the same

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Federal government cuts 14 Canada Parks jobs in Revelstoke area

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

Fourteen Parks Canada employees in Revelstoke will see their jobs either eliminated or reduced as part of wide-ranging cuts.

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Community effort averts flooding from Owl Head Creek

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

Kerr Road residents have anxious night as creek overflows banks.

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Man shot in neck at Malakwa grow-op

Eagle Valley News - Tuesday May 1, 2012

A 36-year-old Malakwa man was shot in the neck early Saturday as he tried to stop the rip-off of a marijuana grow operation.

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Lab patients angry with long wait times

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

Computer systems switch contributes to lengthy line-ups.

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Man arrested after six-hour standoff in Chase

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

RCMP arrested a man who had barricaded himself inside the Chase branch of the RBC Royal Bank Canada.

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Man accused in houseboat fatal scheduled to return to court

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

Leon Michael Reinbrecht faces charges of criminal negligence.

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Province gives school districts more flexibility with calendar

Eagle Valley News - Wednesday May 2, 2012

School districts will be able to determine their own calendar and offer online classes to students in any grade.

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