The Town and the owners of the Sage Pub found themselves in Penticton provincial court earlier this month, clearing up the matter of some outstanding municipal tickets relating to noise.
“They pled not guilty to six counts,” explained Osoyoos’s chief administrative officer, Barry Romanko.
The tickets were issued by the Town’s bylaw enforcement officers on six consecutive days, from August 18 to 23, 2009, and each of the six tickets carried a fine of $100.
“Let’s get busy and find that $5 million somewhere,” said Coun. CJ Rhodes after a committee presentation at the Jan. 18 Osoyoos town council meeting by a group determined to build a new museum in Osoyoos.
The presentation was made by Mat Hassen, chair of the New Museum Committee established by the Osoyoos Museum Society.
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Cries of “Allez!, allez!” could be heard alongside the more familiar shouts of “Hurry, hurry, hard!” at the Osoyoos International Curling Club last weekend.
France’s Olympic curling team was in Osoyoos to participate in the club’s annual Men’s Bonspiel from January 15 to 17 and despite being bound for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver next month, the foursome found some serious competition here.