Community

Members of the Cariboo Cattlemen’s Association sub-committee carrying the title of public affairs and education had an idea, a few years ago, to promote fine dining with beef as the main entrée and to provide support to a local charity at the same time.

Smithers botanist and naturalist Rosamund Pojar has expanded her ecological footprint with the second edition publishing of her book Trees and Shrubs in Winter: An Identification Guide for Northern British Columbia.

The Williams Lake & District Branch of the BC SPCA invites the public to an animal-themed day of fun on Saturday, May 14.

Lateesha Squalian holds up some of the garbage that she and her Marie Sharpe elementary classmates picked up around the city on April 21 to clean up the community for Earth Day, April 22.

The Cariboo Regional District Library has declared an amnesty on library fines up to $20. per library card during the week of May 3 to 7.

Ah, books. I love them, I buy them, I have way too many of them.

Tyson Michael, 2, and Alex Rantfal, 3, were excited to go for a ride on Carmen Bolton’s big yellow school bus.

Marian Holm and Shenaya Seta dish up a hamburger Saturday at the Dry Grad barbecue fundraiser held in the M&M Meats parking lot.

n the month of March students from Cariboo Adventist Academy participated in a read-a-thon in association with their annual Reading Month.