EDITORIAL-IT’S A SHAME THE DESERT VALLEY CARE FACILITY WILL LIKELY REMAIN UNUSED THIS WINTER
OSOYOOS TIMES-November 11, 2009 Getting so-called supportive housing efforts off the ground at...
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EDITORIAL-IT’S A SHAME THE DESERT VALLEY CARE FACILITY WILL LIKELY REMAIN UNUSED THIS WINTER
OSOYOOS TIMES-November 11, 2009 Getting so-called supportive housing efforts off the ground at...
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HOUSE AND TRAILER BURN IN ‘SUSPICIOUS’ FIRE
Investigators are looking into suspicious circumstances surrounding a fire that broke out on Lambert Court in Osoyoos on the evening of Oct. 29.
A two-storey house and trailer at 6 Lambert Crt. went up in flames just after 6 p.m.
The house’s residents, Jay Anast and his children, were not home at the time and no one was injured in the blaze.
HOUSE AND TRAILER BURN IN ‘SUSPICIOUS’ FIRE
Investigators are looking into suspicious circumstances surrounding a fire that broke out on Lambert Court in Osoyoos on the evening of Oct. 29.
A two-storey house and trailer at 6 Lambert Crt. went up in flames just after 6 p.m.
The house’s residents, Jay Anast and his children, were not home at the time and no one was injured in the blaze.
TOWN, BAND FINALIZE BOUNDARY EXCHANGE AGREEMENT
The Town of Osoyoos and the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) have now officially signed an agreement to exchange some land for new roads, and it’s an agreement that brings the OIB one step closer to changing their boundaries and expanding their reserve.
“(Yes, it will be) a loss of land off our tax rolls,” said Osoyoos Mayor Stu Wells about the three lots that will eventually be considered band land instead of Town land.