Holiday smiles

Shuswap Middle School Grade 8 students Kayleigh Seibel and Sarah Whitehead look over some of their Christmas wares for sale

Holiday smiles Shuswap Middle School Grade 8 students Kayleigh Seibel and Sarah Whitehead look over some of their Christmas wares for sale Saturday at the Centenoka Park Mall. The two were raising money for a school trip to Quebec.

Holiday smiles Shuswap Middle School Grade 8 students Kayleigh Seibel and Sarah Whitehead look over some of their Christmas wares for sale Saturday at the Centenoka Park Mall. The two were raising money for a school trip to Quebec.

Shuswap Middle School Grade 8 students Kayleigh Seibel and Sarah Whitehead look over some of their Christmas wares for sale Saturday at the Centenoka Park Mall. The two were raising money for a school trip to Quebec.

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Parker Fournier, U18 T2 rep player in 2021-22, was voted by his peers the Most Valuable Player in the OMAHA (Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey Association) league. He was presented the award by Salmon Arm Minor Hockey Association President James Inglis on far left, then Parker, Krista Fournier and SAMHA administrator Roy Sakaki. (Photo contributed)
Salmon Arm hockey player honoured by peers

Mike Shaver and Stephanie Webster of A Million Dollars in Pennies will perform at Sunnybrae Hall on Saturday, July 9. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. and reservations may be made at www.guestlist-online.com/event/amdip-at-sunnybrae-hall.
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Shuswap Lake went down a bit both Monday, June 27 and Tuesday, June 28. (File photo)
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