Folk...get dancing!
If you’re looking to escape from the wet, Spring weather, Folk Dancing in the Miners Hall is this Thursday, starting at 7:00pm. The style is a combination of English Country dancing and Contra Dance. There are no complicated steps to learn, just bring your sense of humour and your rhythm and your willingness to have fun! ...
Camp Tweedsmuir vandalized - again
Camp Tweedsmuir has once again been the victim of senseless vandalism, according to property manager Heather Hamer. “Probably, cost-wise, we’re looking at almost $1,000 damage,” she said, referring to a camp in Fruitvale owned by Scouts Canada (but used by church groups, cadets, and a variety of other community organizations). “They sent some picnic tables […]
Slush Cup concludes spectacular season at Whitewater Resort
Mother Nature decided to conclude the 2012-13 ski season the way the campaign started – with plenty of snow. The grand old gal drop a healthy dump of the white stuff onto the slopes at Whitewater Ski Resort to conclude the season with plenty of white stuff to go around for everyone. Of course, a […]
Smokies beef up coaching staff
The Trail Smoke Eaters are pleased to announce the hiring of Barry Zanier as a full-time assistant coach. Zanier, from Rossland, has served as Smokies assistant coach on a part-time basis for the past 11 seasons. Before joining the Smoke Eaters, Zanier coached at the pee-wee and bantam level in the Greater Trail Minor Hockey […]
A POEM A DAY 1: Growing nightmares
In honour of National Poetry Month, the Telegraph will be featuring a different poem each day all through April. Today's first installment is from Rossland's own Almeda Glenn Miller and it's called 'Growing nightmares'...featuring a theme that any Rossland gardener should be able to relate to on a wet and slushy April day......
Fatal car crash in Salmo
On April 7, at approximately 09:25 a.m.,Salmo RCMP responded to a vehicle crash involving an automobile and a parked dump truck on Railway Avenue (Hwy 6) near 3 Street in Salmo. The male driver was transported to Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital by ambulance, where he was pronounced deceased. The male has been identified as 52-year-old […]
Police request public's help to find liquor store thief
Nelson Police is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a thief that broken into the Bogustown Liquor Store last week, taking multiple bottles of hard alcohol before exiting the premises. The incident happened shortly after the liquor store located in the 700 block of Nelson Avenue in Fairview district closed for the night, at […]
COMMENT: More cost overruns at City Hall
The Columbia Avenue infrastructure project is going to cost more than our beloved mayor and former CAO proclaimed. A lot more. Our new, frequently absent and significantly overpaid CAO Cecile Arnott and Mayor Greg Granstrom have so far neglected, failed, or refused to inform council what the costs of the project have been...
Jane Andison of Red Mountain Racers is crowned BC U14 Girls champion
After finishing 2nd and 3rd in two separate GS races at Silver Star resort in Vernon at the end of March, Jane's 1st and 4th pace in the slalom races were enough to clinch the BC U14 overall champion title. Jane continued her winning ways at the Whistler Cup with a 4th place in the Kinder Kombi, this past weekend, where she...
Out of Left Field: Do YOU want to learn to cook gluten-, dairy- and soy-free?
My son and I have been gluten-, dairy- and soy-free all his almost-15 years of life. I don’t mind admitting, when I first went gluten-free, I almost starved. I was scared to eat anything – I’m on the extreme end of the continuum in terms of celiac disease, and I was terrified of the pain […]