Applications for grocery vouchers in lieu of Christmas hampers still being accepted
Columbia River Revelstoke MLA Doug Clovechok was sworn in for his second term on Friday, November 27, 2020.
Bylaw given first three readings this week
The great crackdown has arrived and we've all been told to mask up and not gather for at least two weeks.
Although Kimberley Mayor Don McCormick said he had been some what wary about the public health orders brought down last week, having had a chance to look them over, he says they actually help.
In their budget deliberation meeting last week, Kimberley City Council approved a recommendation from CFO Jim Hendricks that water utility fees remain the same for the next year. Fees will be $477.12 for the year.
Council decided in 2016 to begin reduction of the flat tax
This will reflect the fact that the centre has been closed for the majority of 2020 due to COVID-19
Interior Health has confirmed a potential COVID-19 exposure at the Kimberley Independent School. The exposure is believed to have occurred on November 10, 2020.
Three aggressive dog investigations
The third concert in the 'Live-streamed at Studio 64' fall series will be aired Saturday, November 21, when renowned Canadian jazz singer, pianist, and composer Elizabeth Shepherd and acclaimed guitarist and composer Michael Occhipinti will perform.
The province of British Columbia is distributing emergency safe restart funding to municipalities to help with the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Kimberley is set to receive $2,087,000.
Wild turkeys on the rise as well
An officer conducted a traffic stop on Warren Ave. in Kimberley because he knew the driver was prohibited from driving
KAR reports a total of 434 residential unit sales were recorded by the Multiple Listing Service® in October 2020, a rise of 41.6 per cent from October 2019.
At their regular meeting on Monday, November 9, 2020, Kimberley City Council adjusted the Facilities Rental bylaw to allow for refunds of pre-purchased punch cards at the Aquatic Centre.
The City of Kimberley is establishing a community service award in Ratcliffe's name and he will be first recipient
No angel trees either; cash donations needed
The award recognizes those who take impaired drivers off the road
There is an award-winning property in the neighbourhood. The Sullivan Mine's upgraded groundwater collection system near Mark Creek is an Outstanding Achievement in Reclamation, according to the British Columbia Technical and Research Committee (TRCR) on Reclamation.
