Transitions

Scott Stevens tries on a masquerade mask at the Chase Secondary School graduation reception held at the Quaaout Lodge

Transitions Scott Stevens tries on a masquerade mask at the Chase Secondary School graduation reception held at the Quaaout Lodge last Friday following the ceremony.

Transitions Scott Stevens tries on a masquerade mask at the Chase Secondary School graduation reception held at the Quaaout Lodge last Friday following the ceremony.

Scott Stevens tries on a masquerade mask at the Chase Secondary School graduation reception held at the Quaaout Lodge last Friday following the ceremony.

 

 

Previous story
Taking time for gratitude
Next story
Outdoor focus for Carlin Strong Start

Just Posted

On Tuesday, May 24, members of Salmon Arm council, Coun. Louise Wallace Richmond, Mayor Alan Harrison, Couns. Kevin Flynn and Debbie Cannon, present Paralympian Natalkie Wilkie, centre, with a certificate of distinction on behalf of the city. Wilkie won a two gold, silver and a bronze medal in para nordic skiing in the 2022 Beijing Paralympics. Attending virtually were Couns. Tim Lavery and Syliva Lindgren. (Martha Wickett-Salmon Arm Observer)
Natalie Wilkie, 7-time Paralympic medallist, honoured by Salmon Arm council

The Salmon Arm 30th Annual ROOTSandBLUES Festival is planning to add a free public concert downtown on the evening of Thursday, Aug. 18. No word yet on who will be performing. (File photo)
Free concert in Salmon Arm’s downtown planned for ROOTSandBLUES kick-off

Traffic will begin driving over the new Salmon River bridge on Thursday, May 26, 2022. (Lachlan Labere-Salmon Arm Observer)
New traffic pattern ahead: Vehicles to begin navigating new Salmon River bridge

(Pixabay)
Morning Start: An easy way to identify different plants