Author: Osoyoos Times

PASSING LANES COMING TO HWY. 97 BETWEEN GRAVEYARD HILL AND DEAD MAN’S LAKE

The federal and provincial governments have pledged $8 million towards the construction of passing lanes on Hwy. 97 just north of Osoyoos.
Boundary-Similkameen MLA John Slater said on Nov. 20 that northbound and southbound passing lanes will be built two kilometres north of town on a stretch of the highway between the area commonly known as “Graveyard Hill” and Dead Man’s Lake.

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PASSING LANES COMING TO HWY. 97 BETWEEN GRAVEYARD HILL AND DEAD MAN’S LAKE

The federal and provincial governments have pledged $8 million towards the construction of passing lanes on Hwy. 97 just north of Osoyoos.
Boundary-Similkameen MLA John Slater said on Nov. 20 that northbound and southbound passing lanes will be built two kilometres north of town on a stretch of the highway between the area commonly known as “Graveyard Hill” and Dead Man’s Lake.

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MASSIVE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR H1N1 VACCINE AT SONORA CENTRE

Almost 750 people received their H1N1 vaccinations at a mass public health clinic in Osoyoos on Nov. 20.
“At about 7:30 p.m., which was half-an-hour before (the) clinic was scheduled to close, the nurses did run out of vaccine, so anyone left without being vaccinated was asked to return either to the Saturday clinic in Penticton, if they were able, or to a future clinic in the area,” said Lannea Parfitt, public health communications officer for Interior Health.

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MASSIVE CROWD TURNS OUT FOR H1N1 VACCINE AT SONORA CENTRE

Almost 750 people received their H1N1 vaccinations at a mass public health clinic in Osoyoos on Nov. 20.
“At about 7:30 p.m., which was half-an-hour before (the) clinic was scheduled to close, the nurses did run out of vaccine, so anyone left without being vaccinated was asked to return either to the Saturday clinic in Penticton, if they were able, or to a future clinic in the area,” said Lannea Parfitt, public health communications officer for Interior Health.

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OSOYOOS LAKE WATER QUALITY SOCIETY WANTS MARINA PLANS ADJUSTED

“We’d prefer this didn’t happen at all,” said Mark McKenney, president of the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society (OLWQS), about the Town’s proposal to build a marina in Osoyoos Lake, immediately north of the Lake Osoyoos Sailing Club.
But the OLWQS can’t fight development entirely, admits McKenney, so instead the society is asking the Town to take some steps to minimize the dock’s impact on the lake.

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