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Renowned Cariboo photographer Chris Harris will talk about the development of his latest book Motherstone: British Columbia’s Volcanic Plateau in a presentation tonight, March 25, at the Williams Lake Library.

Marie Fletcher turned 90 years old on St. Patrick’s Day, and her family held two big potlucks in her honour.

About 200 people turned out for the premiere showing of the film Squaw Hall: A Community Remembers and the play Damned If You Do: What If You Don’t? presented in the Gibraltar Room Tuesday evening.

World Autism Awareness Day will be marked in Williams Lake with a Walk for Autism on Saturday, April 2.

About 200 people attended the premiere in the Gibraltar Room Tuesday evening of the play Damned if You Do: What If You Don’t? and the film Squaw Hall: A Community Remembers.

Mary Forbes of the Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Society (left) shows Connie and Maclean Bush salmonoid life stages as part of a display Tuesday at RBC/Royal Bank for World Water Day.

Renowned Cariboo photographer Chris Harris will talk about the development of his latest book Motherstone: British Columbia’s Volcanic Plateau in a presentation this Friday evening, March 25, at the Williams Lake Library.

The WLSS/CSS Band, Tour Band, and Jazz Band students are teaming up with the Cariboo Gold Dance Band to present an evening of Big Band Dance on Friday, April 8 at the Elks Hall.

David Fait (left) pets one of the lizards participating in Safari Jeff’s Living Wild show that came to Boitanio Mall Thursday and Friday.