The Okanagan Basin Water Board may soon begin cooperating with organizations and governments in the U.S. on ways to battle milfoil in regional waterways including Osoyoos Lake.
A draft memorandum of understanding (MOU) focused on the “control of invasive aquatic vegetation” in the Upper Columbia River system has been prepared and Anna Warwick Sears, the board’s executive director, said the board is prepared to sign on.
The pack have won three straight following a hard-earned win over Golden on Nov. 6 and a shutout against Princeton on Nov. 7.
Osoyoos hosted the Golden Rockets at the Sun Bowl Arena before a crowd of 450 on the evening of Nov. 6 and started the scoring off less than four minutes into the game.
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Read MoreSchool District 53’s Roots of Empathy programs will continue after the district’s board approved measures at its Oct. 27 meeting to allocate instructional funds to the programs.
The programs involve bringing a baby into a classroom in order to foster empathy and compassion in students.
The Community Action for Seniors Independence (CASI) program can now call the Osoyoos Seniors Centre home base.
At their annual general meeting on Oct. 27, centre members voted overwhelmingly in favour of making the Osoyoos Seniors Centre Association the lead agency supporting the program.