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HILL/TATTRIE – Josh and Christie would like to announce the upcoming marriage of their dearest friends, Riki Hill and Jeremy Tattrie.

If you love to ride horses or just like to watch them work, the place to be this weekend is at the Eagle View Equestrian Centre.

The Cariboo-Chilcotin Elder College archaeology class will be heading to the Chilcotin this Sunday to examine ancient First Nations pit house sites off of Highway 20.

The Horsefly Musical Theatre Group is taking a romp through the 1970s with its Horsefly Follies show Follywood in the 70s.

On April 28 Williams Lake residents are invited to pay tribute to the 143 British Columbians who died on the job last year.

Cariboo Chilcotin Partners for Literacy introduced the Bright Red Bookshelf program in Williams Lake in November 2009 after an enthusiastic reception in 100 Mile House.

The past two months have flown by and it seems like just yesterday Stampede Queen Savannah Davies Laviolette and I were contestants ourselves.

Jules Bernard Carrier was born on Aug. 20, 1940 in Zenon Park, Sask.

The Cariboo Children’s Choir directed by Jessie Chapin was among five choirs performing in a special Cariboo Festival Choir concert at the Lutheran Church April 19.

Friends of Churn Creek Protected Area Society is looking forward to another busy year in 2011/12.