Grappling with Short Term Rentals; Water Rates and Sewer Rates rising (like nearly everything else); how Rossland Yards affordable housing will be managed; a bylaw the City needs to pass every year but hasn’t used since 1999; Arts Centre Society progress; events at RED coming up in March …
More than 1,300 of BC’s best emerging high performance athletes, coaches, and officials are set to be part of this celebration of sport and community from March 23-26 as the BC Winter Games kicks off in Vernon. The 895 athletes, 300 coaches and 140 officials attending the Games hail from 122 communities across the province and represent 84 constituencies in BC. Competing in 15
December in Rossland is the most cheerful and jolly time of the year with white snow-lined streets and people shopping with warm, welcoming smiles. Rekindling is the action of reviving something or someone. In the season of giving, the verb rekindle takes on a whole new meaning. Rossland’s Rekindle events kick off this Saturday, Dec. 3, with the tree lighting in Harry Lefevre
Schmoozing with potential candidates for Council; OCP Public Hearing; Watercourse protection? Keeping residential use in the light industrial area; Midtown Transition Project, AKA Rossland Yards, is on time and on budget; Heritage Neighbourhoods; and more (but not much more, this time) . . . PRE-MEETING GATHERING for potential candidates in our upcoming civic election: All