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Fire Chief Rick Prasad says that winter is often the busiest season for Kimberley's Fire Department, and he reminds people of the importance of reducing fire risk in their homes.
Arrests and charges the result of separate road checks
Big win leads to early retirement
B.C.'s newest millionaire is none other than Ron 'Midnight' Rossi.
Why shop at home? Your community has excellent stores for shopping. I live in Manitoba and wanted to get a Christmas gift delivered to my family in Kimberly without them knowing what is was before Christmas. I was not wanting to trust Canada Post for delivery before Christmas. I had phoned a large store to see if I ordered on line for pick up would they put the present in a box or dark bag to hid the present. Answer was no. I then remember your local stores and phoned the hardwear store and told them of my dilemma. They took my order and suggest that they could gift wrap it. They were very helpful and wonderful to deal with. We have had good service at this store when we have visited in person . You need to keep this kind of business in you community.
Mainroad, the contractor for East Kootenay highways has issued a weather statement alerting area residents that snow accumulations of between 5 and 10 cm are anticipated in the next 72 hours.
So by now, you've probably heard that many radio stations are pulling that old chestnut Baby It's Cold Outside from the airwaves.
The Kimberley Skating Club is well into its season now and last weekend had a very successful outing at the West Kootenay Invitational in Castlegar. Head coach Lorinda Nelson and coach Lori Nelson were kept busy all weekend keeping track of the 56 Kimberley Skating Club entries at the meet.
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Excellent Snow Conditions for Invermere's Teck Regional Camp
Nitros pick up a win and a loss over weekend
The Kimberley Nitro Xpress brought home the Gold medal from the Midget Tournament held in Penticton last weekend. Going into the Gold medal game in first place with two wins and a tie, they faced off against Kamloops, whom they had tied 3-3 in round robin play.
Environmental policy was the focus of the trip
Oh, Darryl Plecas, you got some splainin' to do.
The Kimberley Nordic Racers were in Canmore this past weekend for their first official races of the year. The club had a record number of Kimberley skiers in Canmore, led by new coach, Tim Wintoniw, and they continued to represent Kimberley as a hot spot of developing cross country skiers.
