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When you head down to the Civic Centre for the Dyamiters game at 7 p.m. Friday night, don’t forget to bring along a food donation for the Food Bank and toques and mitts for the toss. It’s the annual Dynamiter Food Bank night, an evening to support
the local Helping Hands Food Bank Christmas hamper program. Bringing a food item gets you a ticket from some great door prizes, generously donated by Kimberley merchants. You can toss the new (or gently used) mittens and toques as soon as the Dynamiters score their first goal. “It’s a really good
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The Kimberley Dynamiters play arch rival Fernie Ghostriders tomorrow (Friday) night at home. It’s also Food Bank night. See story below.
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night for the Food Bank,” said Director Stan Salikin. “Last year the night Bylaw paves way for a netted over $2,000. We four-house were very pleased. We’d really like to thank the development on St. Dynamiters for letting us do this.” Mary Lake Road Game night is sponsored by B104/The C AROLYN GR ANT Drive who will be on-site Bulletin Editor with the boombox and be giving away prizes Although a staff report presenttoo. ed Kimberley City Council with an
option of deferring adoption of bylaws to allow the sale of Kimberley Golf Course lands for a small housing development, Council opted on Monday evening to adopt the bylaws amending the Official Community Plan and changing the zoning. There had been concerns about the sale of the 9.6 hectare property. Those included concern about the
proposed use of on-site sewage systems rather than city sewer, potential impact to the rural character of the St. Mary Valley, potential impact to badger habitat (red-listed species) and on other wildlife habitat and corridors, impact of the driveways on traffic on St. Mary Lake Road, and concerns about transparency and public engagement. See BYLAW , Page 5
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