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Cariboo Eye Care Clinic’s Dr. Dan Derksen has been elected to the B.C. Association of Optometrists’ board of directors.

Thousands of criminal cases are at risk of being thrown out due to lengthy judicial delays.

City council hasn’t discussed whether to leave the seat soon to be vacated by Coun. Natalie Hebert empty or fill it in a byelection, according to Ken MacInnis, communications co-ordinator.

Ron Malmas, president of the Williams Lake Daybreak Rotary, isn’t quite sure how to break it to people.

Council made some preliminary decisions about water and sewer services for Woodland Drive Tuesday evening.

City utility operator Pat Mahood oversees the operation of one of the City’s new water sanitation systems. The City recently replaced the old system — that required liquid chlorine gas to be on site — with one that combines salt, electricity and water to make a 0.8 per cent chlorine mixture

In Japan citizens routinely prepare for earthquakes accepting them as a fact of life in the populous island nation, says Yuka Rawlings.

Liz Twan (middle) was chosen as the first place winner in the photography section of the 2011 Art of the West Show and Sale at the Kamloops Cowboy Festival.

High concentrations of dust in Williams Lake has caused the Ministry of Environment and Interior Health to issue a dust advisory for the city.

It wasn’t a debate, rather a meeting of like minds as NDP leadership candidates gathered at the Overlander Hotel Monday evening.