Recent news of the arrest of UN Gang leader Douglas Vanalstine brought back a few painful memories for Osoyoos resident Dave Loeppky, who won a $314,000 civil settlement against 49-year-old Vanalstine in September.
“He shot me twice. Once in the left foot, once in the right leg,” said 53-year-old Loeppky, while sitting on a rail just outside the Breeze Cold Beer and Wine Store last week.
“It’s a daunting task,” said Terry Underwood, from TRUE Consulting. “Our job is to go out and re-acquire the six-metre right-of-way.”
Underwood is working on completing one of the biggest necessary steps for delivering sewer service to the northwest shore of Osoyoos Lake.
“It’s a daunting task,” said Terry Underwood, from TRUE Consulting. “Our job is to go out and re-acquire the six-metre right-of-way.”
Underwood is working on completing one of the biggest necessary steps for delivering sewer service to the northwest shore of Osoyoos Lake.
There are fewer hairy men in Osoyoos this week.
With the wrap-up of the global fundraising and awareness drive called “Movember,” several of the Osoyoos men who were letting their facial hair grow have shaved it off.
“I shaved mine late on the 30th (of November),” said Phil Johnson, pastor of the Osoyoos Baptist Church. “It was itchy… and I think it made me look old.”
There are fewer hairy men in Osoyoos this week.
With the wrap-up of the global fundraising and awareness drive called “Movember,” several of the Osoyoos men who were letting their facial hair grow have shaved it off.
“I shaved mine late on the 30th (of November),” said Phil Johnson, pastor of the Osoyoos Baptist Church. “It was itchy… and I think it made me look old.”