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Stan Ericsson with Howling Wulff Traffic Control directs traffic on the corner of Second Avenue and Borland Street during sanitary sewer repairs Wednesday morning. Single-lane alternating traffic was in effect.

Two males, who were allegedly part of a Sunday night brawl, were taken into police custody.

The B.C. Northern Real Estate Board has reported that 3,443 properties worth $740 million sold through the Multiple Listing Service in the first nine months of 2011 compared to 3,441 properties worth $697 million in the same time period last year.

Unidentified human remains have been found on a property near Horsefly.

The Mount Polley Mine application for a permit to discharge effluent into Hazeltine Creek is raising some environmental concerns in area communities.

Richard Vollo is running for council.

In the face of some public backlash against the new security alarm systems bylaw, the City is trying to clarify the intent of the bylaw that was adopted late last year.

The head of the B.C. Treaty Commission wants her mandate extended one more year to see if the federal-provincial effort to settle aboriginal land claims has a future after two decades.

The Northern Shuswap Tribal Council isn’t endorsing a Williams Lake mayoral candidate but is leaving the door open should it choose to.

When public health agencies start talking flu shots you can be certain summer is over.