Eleanor Deckert’s memoir series now has four books. Her book launch for 10 Days in April is Tuesday, April 30 at 7pm at the Valemount Library. / LAURA KEIL
A cache of old railroad ties near Tete Jaune. Resident Garry Wallace is concerned about the environmental impact. /ANDRU MCCRACKEN
New money from the Province is coming to many search and rescue organizations / PIXABAY
Irene Berndsen has worked hard in the last 12 years and has received an award from Royal LePage for sales every year but one. / SUBMITTED
John in 2015, supervisor of plant transportation.
John in 2017, enjoying the lush garden designed by his mother. / SUBMITTED
About 20 kids from the Robson Valley travelled to a town called Vicente Guerrero on the Baja Peninsula in Mexico to build homes for the poor. For Saeda Rose who lives in Dunster and attends McBride Secondary School it was an empowering experience.
Many hands make light work. Students from Valemount and McBride made the trip to Vicente Guerrero in Baja California, Mexico in March. Organized by a group called Live Different, the idea is to do some good, and set youth on an empowering path. On their journey, the group built a number of homes.
Saeda Rose and Seth MacDonald stand proudly in front of a completed home. The father-daughter team withstood the gruelling 40-hour bus trip along with 20 participants from McBride and Valemount.
