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The City has agreed to relocate the Station House Gallery and Gift Shop if grant funding is made available to finance the move.

Police arrested three men following a fight involving knives and bear spray at the corner of Comer Street and Second Avenue in Williams Lake early Saturday afternoon.

In a bid to diversify the economy and create jobs in Williams Lake, City council is considering an industrial revitalization tax exemption bylaw.

Efteen is pleased to announce it is a finalist in two categories for the 2011 B.C. and Yukon Community Newspaper Awards/Ma Murray Awards.

Go to bed an hour earlier this Saturday if you don’t want to miss any precious moments of sleep.

A woman reported to the Alexis Creek RCMP that her boyfriend was missing after not returning from checking the family range land in the Chilco Newton area near Alexis Creek last week.

The City has responded to allegations made by former director of finance Candie Laporte that the City’s chief administrative officer approved changes to employee payroll without council knowledge and that cost overruns on the fire hall exceed what the City has claimed.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters will receive funding to keep it going for at least the next three months.

Theresa Nolet of Project Equus in Summerland hopes that a “birth control” vaccine used in the U.S. to curb the feral/wild horse population may soon be used in B.C.