Spring cleanup in the Shuswap

Charlotte Kehler prunes a branch from one of the bushes in her yard as part of her annual yard cleaning.

Charlotte Kehler prunes a branch from one of the bushes in her yard as part of her annual yard cleaning.

Charlotte Kehler prunes a branch from one of the bushes in her yard as part of her annual yard cleaning.

Charlotte Kehler prunes a branch from one of the bushes in her yard as part of her annual yard cleaning.

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From left: Mel Arnold, Conservatives; Kyle Delfing, People’s Party of Canada; Shelley Desautels, Liberal; Andrea Gunner, Green; and Ron Johnston, NDP, are the five candidates vying for the North Okanagan-Shuswap seat in the Sept. 20, 2021, federal election.
Election day: Meet the contenders in the North Okanagan-Shuswap riding

Brock Gravelle and Adam New, employees of Kim Karampelas, owner of Sea-Dog Rentals, stand in the channel leading from Shuswap Lake into the marina in Salmon Arm Bay on Sept. 1, 2021 holding a sign stating: “Save Salmon Arm Bay. It’s time to dredge now!!” (Martha Wickett - Salmon Arm Observer)
Boaters want Shuswap Lake channel dredged but obstacles deter city

The Falkland Community Church is raising funds to cover insurance costs, and possibly for roof repairs, with a garage sale Saturday, Sept. 25. (Contributed)
Garage sale helps Falkland church keep doors open

Kathryn Vennard (center, sitting on chair) and some of her “amazing team of ladies” give a thumbs up amid another successful She Shoe Swaps for charity sale, which raises money for the SAFE Society and Shuswap Community Foundation each year. After a break in 2020 due to COVID-19, this year’s event was held outside the Brooke Downs Vennard LLP building on Sept. 18, 2021. (Zachary Roman/Salmon Arm Observer)
She Shoe Swaps sale supports Shuswap charities