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 SLIDESHOW: May Day ParadeResidents of Clearwater and area celebrate by taking part in the annual May Day parade on Saturday, May 19
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 Clearwater firefighters learn howFirefighters from across B.C., including the North Thompson, gather in Oliver for spring training
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 BC Conservative Leader John Cummins to visit North ThompsonBC Conservative Party leader John Cummins will speak at a meeting at the Wells Gray Inn on Friday, May 25, at 7 p.m
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 Town Council approves gas tax funding applicationClearwater town council has given staff the go-ahead to apply for $1.9 million to help pay for a sewer extension to Dutch Lake
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 RCMP Report: Road check stops drug movementOn Sunday, May 13, a road safety check stop was set up on the corner of Highway 5 and Highway 24 in Little Fort
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Smokey pays a visit Emergency Preparedness Day attracts large crowd in Clearwater
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 BC Hydro bills: Public meeting coming in Kamloops May 23Interior Smart Meter Awareness Group plan a meeting for May 23, at the Desert Gardens (540 Seymour St.) in Kamloops, 7:30 p.m.
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 Employment Services Center opens in ClearwaterMLA Terry Lake cuts the ribbon to officially open the new WorkBC Employment Services Center (formerly Clearwater Employment Services)
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 Harwood attends Mayors Caucus in PentictonClearwater Mayor John Harwood says meeting of provincial mayors attracts participants from all sizes of municipalities and is worthwhile
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 Shearing applies for parole a second timeShearing murdered six members of the Johnson-Bentley family while they were camping near Wells Gray Park in August 1982
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 Cancer Society applauds BC government to ban tanning beds for youth under 18Michael de Jong, to restrict access to tanning beds for young people under the age of 18.
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 Energy and emissions planning workshop held for Clearwater and BarriereA recent workshop held in Barriere was about "business as usual" in the communities of Barriere and Clearwater,
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 Interior Savings provide coaching and mentorship program"It's like winning a lottery for her. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity," said Clearwater Credit Union Branch manager Gina Walchuk.
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 Be aware bears are out warns COBears are coming out of hibernation and searching for food, said Clearwater conservation officer Kevin Van Damme.
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 Dr Sladden will quit practice this summerNearing 50 years of age, Dr. Christopher Sladden has been talking with financial advisors about his future.
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 First rural and northern physiotherapy cohort beginsA new program aimed at producing more physiotherapists for northern and rural communities officially began recently.
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 Count down to retirementBob Foulkes, owner of Wildwood Service Station, uses a trouble light to look for a problem with a pickup's engine.
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Work BC Employment Centres now open in the North Thompson On April 2, Social Development Minister Stephanie Cadieux officially launched the Employment Program of British Columbia
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 SPRINGTIME IN CLEARWATER: theme for May day paradeClearwater Rotary Club invite you, your family and friends to join in the May Day Parade on Saturday, May 19.
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 Clearwater RCMP reportStolen vehicle used in break-in at computer store. Clearwater police are asking for information
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 Raft River Rockhounds plan rendezvousThe Raft River Rockhounds and the BC Lapidary Society will be hosting Rendezvous 2012 from May 18 - 21 at the North Thompson Sportsplex
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 Cleaning up a fire hazard by the airstripForest Protection Branch workers remove debris left by firewood-cutters from along Clearwater River Road
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 RCMP Report: Multiple roadblocksOn Friday, April 20, Clearwater RCMP strategically created multiple traffic roadblocks in response to two large parties
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 CSS welding sign unveiled during assemblyThe Level C welding course offered in the trades trailer operated by TRU and SD73 is a good first step towards getting an apprenticeship
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 Community Forest continues to benefit communityWells Gray Community Forest Corporation has a healthy bank balance and is in a position to continue helping worthy causes
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