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 Honey Bee Week recognizes valuable and vital workersOn May 29, communities across Canada will be celebrating National Honey Bee Day
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 Adopt a senior this monthAccording to the BC SPCA senior dogs and cats can make the perfect pet for years
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 Sam Moody offers herbal healing tipsNatural treatments are once again gaining in popularity, as more and more people move away from drugs and chemicals
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 Well on the way to a healthy tripThe Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) wants you to "surf before you fly" and check out its website
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 Author, 85, signing his first bookBruce Watt spins some stories with his first book Chilcotin Yarns
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 100 Milers get an opportunity to change the worldOn March 8, an intergenerational team of 28 people started a journey from the Cariboo Christian Life Fellowship to Ensenada, Mexico
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Volunteers: the heart and soul of every community Every needs fresh faces and fresh ideas and volunteers to fill the gaps
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 BC Cowboy Hall of Fame to induct longtime cowboy, Norman GranbergSitting in the saddle comes about as naturally as walking for longtime rancher Norman Granberg
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 Free depression recovery information sessionResidents of 100 Mile House and area have a second chance to attend a free introductory session on the Depression Recovery Seminar
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 Royal scrapbook makes room for Diamond JubileeShirley Canning has put away a regal pile of monarchy-related stuff over the years
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 Big buck pointsLone Butte Fish & Wildlife Association demonstrations took place at the 100 Mile Community Hall Feb. 25
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 Hit itFriends and neighbours at Watch Lake enjoyed an out door beach party recently
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 Surf's upFriends and neighbours at Watch Lake took time out for a beach party
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 Iditarod experience of a lifetime for local vetIditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, one of the most famous mushing events in the world, gets underway on March 3 in Alaska
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 Some people say 'I do"' in the weirdest waysTales from South Cariboo marriage commissioner Donna Land
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 Year of the Dragon unites elementary studentsThe entire student body at Mile 108 Elementary School got into the spirit of celebrating the fiery symbol in the Chinese zodiac
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 Food for thoughtA Jan. 17 workshop was the first of several planned financial literacy workshops on food security
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 Dumaresq looks back on years as a CRD directorArt Dumaresq's lifelong love of bookkeeping began when most boys' interest in money has to do with buying candy
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 Alpacas part of the family at Lone Butte farmFor Rosi Salzbrenner collecting alpacas became a passion and each one has been lovingly named after a variety of either coffee or chocolate
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 Resident recalls his days in the U.S. NavyIn 1950, after high school, Norm Boulanger became a United States naval reservist
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 Special time of year for grandfatherAt the age of 18 Lewis (Lew) Osborne, began his service with the South Saskatchewan Regiment
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 Getting the dirt on EarthshipsOn Nov. 22, the South Cariboo Sustainability Society will host a slideshow on the building of Earthship housing
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 Navy pilot remembers Guantanamo BaySecond World War veteran Bob Wyzenbeek, from Watch Lake, learned to fly a plane before he was old enough to get a driver's licence
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 Square dancing helps seniors stay young, limber and spryDrop by Creekside Seniors Activity Centre on a Thursday and you'll find an energized group of seniors swinging their partners
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 New philatelic club gets stamp of approvalGlenna Metchette of Horse Lake and Len Sprague of Lone Butte are local collectors who just recently formed a stamp club in 100 Mile House
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