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Monday, January 25, 2021
Peggy Sue Kimzey, beloved mother and grandmother, age 73, of Lincoln, Mo., passed away on Friday evening, Jan. 22, 2021, at her home. She was born in Nevada, Mo., on Aug. 30, 1947, the daughter of Raymond and Pat Bliss.
She grew up in Nevada. On May 10, 1963, she was united in marriage to Otis Bud Kimzey in Nevada. They made their home in Nevada, Overland Park, Kan., Spring Hill, Kan., and ultimately in the Warsaw, Mo., area. She was a home maker and worked in retail before her retirement.
Widowed since 1999, Peggy is survived by her partner of 16 years Sam Kerner; two sons, Ray Kimzey and his wife, Debbie, of Gardner, Kan., and Jody Kimzey and his wife, Beverly, of Fontana, Kan.; daughter, Kimberly Clay and her husband, Lonnie, of Maricopa, Ariz.; five grandchildren, Alex, Nicholas and Dakota Kimzey, Jessica Laing and Casey Clay; and two stepgrandchildren, Mike Brough and Brandi Armstrong; one sister, Millie Rose; and one brother, Roy Skip Bliss; pl
Fifty-two thousand square kilometres.
UNBC professors Philip OWens, left, Margot Parkes, Ellen Petticrew and Stephen Dery will be taking part in various parts of research on the Nechako River basin, thanks to funding announced last week. Allan WISHART/Free Press
Those are some of the numbers involved in a series of research projects in the Nechako River basin, to be undertaken by the Integrated Water Research Group at UNBC.
“It’s an area about the size of Switzerland,” is how Dr. Ellen Petticrew describes the area the research projects will cover. “It covers all the tributaries of the Nechako draining into the river until it meets the Fraser.”
The independent erosion and sediment control auditor hired by the company must submit a plan for monitoring compliance with the order by Feb. 4 and provide reports every two weeks to the Environmental Assessment Office starting Feb. 15. Those reports will not be reviewed by Coastal GasLink, the order stipulates.
The company was also ordered to pay a $10,000 inspection fee.
The inspections, which took place in late October and early November, focused on about 400 kilometres of the pipeline route north and west of Prince George. Compliance and enforcement officers visited sites in five of the project’s eight sections, stretching from Groundbirch in the province’s northeast to Endako, 70 kilometres west of Vanderhoof.