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The face of change
Kimberley is under construction. Is development the promised land civic leaders have been heralding for a decade or the end of our community as we know it. People are talking about that and much more in our community discussion forums.
City of Kimberley - Regional District of East Kootenay - School District No. 6 - Canada
LOST CELL PHONE
Anonymous writes "Visited your beautiful city May 20-25th. Lost my Black Samsung cell phone with pictures of my grand daughter on it. Reward! 780-628-4336 --Blaine"
Posted by admin on Tuesday, June 03 @ Mountain Daylight Time (75 reads)
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KIOTAC WORLD RECORD CHALLENGE 2008
We are going for it again, this time just for the fun of it! Thursday July 10th, at the Civic centre.
Posted by admin on Sunday, May 25 @ Mountain Daylight Time (98 reads)
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Teach English Overseas
The Peak TESOL course is being offered by Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 Business Company in conjunction with Rocky Mountain School District No. 6 Continuing Education and College of the Rockies, Kimberley Campus from June 2 - 14, 2008 in Kimberley.
Posted by admin on Wednesday, May 21 @ Mountain Daylight Time (81 reads)
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Gardening Conference
Anonymous writes "To all those who are intested in sustainable gardening, the Kimberley Garden Club is hosting a Spring Gardening Conference on April 26 from 8:45 am - 4:15 pm at Centre 64 in Kimberley."
Posted by admin on Saturday, April 05 @ Mountain Daylight Time (158 reads)
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Laptop stolen in Platzl
Anonymous writes "Laptop computer stolen outside of Poser Sport at 12 pm Thursday March 6. Owner [visiting Giro sales rep.] Colby Large is "surprised that this would happen in beautiful Kimberly" and hopes "to get my pictures back...I have no back up and all the images of people I love are on that computer it breaks my heart to think I will never get that back." Mr Large is offering a reward to anyone who has information that leads to the return of his laptop computer. Please call 250-490-7816 with any information in regards to this theft. "
Posted by admin on Sunday, March 09 @ Mountain Daylight Time (207 reads)
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Public Meeting – Lois Creek/Kimberley Creek Logging Imminent
Tembec is scheduled to commence logging within the Lois Creek Recreational Trails area as early February 1, 2008. This is the first phase of a possible multi-phase logging plan that will ultimately clear most of the forest within the trail system, severely impacting the natural aesthetics of the trails and area viewscape enjoyed year-round by many residents and visitors of Kimberley. Further concern has been raised by Morrison Subdivision residents that logging within the Kimberley Creek Watershed may have a negative impact on flooding.
Posted by admin on Saturday, January 19 @ Mountain Standard Time (652 reads)
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Kootenay-based charity needs volunteers for upcoming federal election
The Foundation for Democratic Political Advancement (FDPA) will be undertaking its second pilot study for the upcoming Federal election. The Foundation is in the process of forming evaluation committees in Cranbrook, Kimberley, and Nelson. Each of these areas will have two evaluation committees comprised of five citizens each. Also, the Cranbrook evaluation committees will be comprised of only local citizens.
Posted by admin on Tuesday, January 08 @ Mountain Standard Time (309 reads)
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Old meets new in Philip’s music
olive writes "Shane Philip’s is coming to beat his drum, strum his guitar, and blow his horn – or rather, his didgeridoo. The multi-talented one-man band hits The Edge Pub’s on Thursday December 27 and Friday December 28. “It’s one of our first instruments ever. It comes from Australia and it’s where all the wind instruments came from. This is where it all began and a big hollow tube is all it is – very simple!” said Philip of the didgeridoo. “With the didgeridoo and the drums, they’re very tribal, very primal, very ancient instruments. But then I combine that with an electronic kit that I use. I’ve heard some people say ‘Hey that’s like techno, that’s almost like techno folk’. And it’s kind of true. It’s like the old meets the new, the modern meets the ancient. I’ve described it as just groove music, rhythm music.”"
Posted by admin on Friday, December 21 @ Mountain Standard Time (347 reads)
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Batman is gone
Anonymous writes "Batman remembered for his heart, his passion and his guidance. "
Posted by admin on Friday, December 21 @ Mountain Standard Time (484 reads)
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Funding turns rail into urban trail
Cranbrook, British Columbia – The federal and provincial governments are investing more than $1.8 million to turn an abandoned railway into a 25-kilometre urban trail that connects Cranbrook to Kimberley, reduces greenhouse gases and encourages residents to be more active. Jim Abbott, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage, and Bill Bennett, MLA for East Kootenay, today announced the contribution through the Canada-B.C. Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund (CBCMRIF).
Posted by admin on Sunday, November 18 @ Mountain Standard Time (513 reads)
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