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RDCK updates wildfire information in Southeast Fire Centre

by Contributor on Monday July 26 2021 The Octopus Creek Wildfire south of Fauquier is highly visible from Edgewood, Fauquier, and Needles, remains active and is currently listed as a wildfire of note by the BCWS. BC Wildfire Service photo The Regional District of Central Kootenay wanted to relay the information to the public regarding fires of note in the Southeast Fire Centre. Trozzo Creek Wildfire The Trozzo Creek wildfire, located approximately 7.5 kilometres northeast of Winlaw, is active and is currently listed as a wildfire of note by BCWS. Crews continue guard construction on Elliot Anderson Ridge, South Lemon drainage and along the Lemon Forest Service Road, while holding current containment lines on the west perimeter in the Trozzo drainage. The fire growth is toward the east (Baldface Creek) and south (Sproule Creek).

Updated: Nelson Hydro connects more customers as work continues after Sunday windstorm

by Nelson Daily Staff on Sunday Apr 18 2021 Trees fell onto hydro lines on the North Shore near 3-Mile Sunday. Photo courtesy Stevland Ambrose Nelson Hydro said that Granite Road residents, near Georama Road, and Balfour Golf Course are the latest to see power restored as crews continue to repair lines following Sunday’s massive windstorm. Nelson Hydro said the Balfour Golf Course will have power restored by 7 p.m. Tuesday while 20 customers along Granite Road west of Georama Road will be able to cook dinner after power was restored this afternoon. “Line crews are continuing their work in the Grohman area today and will be in that area until Friday,” Nelson Hydro said.

Updated: Nelson Hydro connects more customers as work continues after Sunday windstorm

Updated: Hydro crews continue to restore power to customers following Sunday windstorm

by Nelson Daily Staff on Sunday Apr 18 2021 Fallen trees over the power lines from the windstorm near Ridgewood Road on the North Shore closed Highway 3A to traffic Sunday evening. Submitted photos Nelson Hydro continues to clean up storm debris and restore power following a massive windstorm that rocked the West Kootenay region Sunday evening. In a media release Monday, Nelson Hydro, with the assistance of additional contract and arborist crews, said outages continue for customers from Nelson to Coffee Creek. The damage on the North Shore from approximately 1600 Highway 3A at the Blaylock Estates out to the Six Mile area is more extensive, Nelson Hydro said.