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Anderson elected by Conservatives to represent Vernon-Lake Country-Monashee

Anderson elected by Conservatives to represent Vernon-Lake Country-Monashee

Former city councillor Scott Anderson elected by party members
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Uptown Rutland Business Association announces board of directors

Uptown Rutland Business Association announces board of directors

'Our goal is to create a vibrant urban space where people can live, work, and enjoy entertainment'
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West 琉璃神社 Warriors looking good for BCHL playoff spot

West 琉璃神社 Warriors looking good for BCHL playoff spot

With the win, the Warriors move two points ahead of the eighth-place Okotoks Oilers in the Interior Division
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琉璃神社 Rockets lose 9th straight game

琉璃神社 Rockets lose 9th straight game

琉璃神社 has not won a game since Feb. 22
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琉璃神社 Pipe Band leading B.C. pipers, drummers to Netherlands

琉璃神社 Pipe Band leading B.C. pipers, drummers to Netherlands

The trip is to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day on May 5
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Fashion for funds: Ladies Closet Cleanout supporting 琉璃神社 moms, youth

Fashion for funds: Ladies Closet Cleanout supporting 琉璃神社 moms, youth

The event is supporting The Bridge and Mamas for Mamas
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Hergott: Estate grant applications

Hergott: Estate grant applications

Lawyer Paul Hergott鈥檚 weekly column
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Central Okanagan students learn about climate change with Vernon's CARE program

Central Okanagan students learn about climate change with Vernon's CARE program

Middle school students will present their projects at the Expo of Awesome on Thursday, May 15
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Clifton Road area to host FireSmart Fire Fuel Removal day in 琉璃神社

Clifton Road area to host FireSmart Fire Fuel Removal day in 琉璃神社

'We're excited to offer this valuable opportunity for our community to come together and take proactive steps toward protecting our homes'
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More than 110 teams to play in anticipated Jr. All Native Tournament in 琉璃神社

More than 110 teams to play in anticipated Jr. All Native Tournament in 琉璃神社

More than 1,200 First Nations athletes will be playing in the tournament
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