Students at Grand Forks Secondary School unite to celebrate anti-bullying with Pink T-shirt Day on Feb. 29.
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The Art Palette column wraps up after a year in the Grand Forks Gazette.
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Kettle Valley Food Co-op hosted radio host Jon Steinman to talk about current food issues in Grand Forks, BC.
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Grand Forks, BC is one of the many communities across Canada that will be celebrating Women's Institute Week.
READThe City Cartage participated in ice harvesting operations for local CPR local and divisional ice houses.
READThe Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources consider an area near Phoenix Mountain as a Wildlife Habitat Area.
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Citizens on Patrol volunteers from Grand Forks, B.C. are an extra pair of eyes for local RCMP as they patrol the streets.
READAward-winning and popular books can be found at the Grand Forks and District Public Library.
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The contract for Eco-Tek's Solar Aquatic System has been renewed for another year by the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary.
READGrand Forks ATV club would like to work with the community trails society so trails can be used by everyone.
READGirls in Action (Pioneer Club) held its annual Pioneer Clubs Day.
READCoaches aim to lead and inspire athletes from community programs to the Olympic and Paralympic podiums.
READThe West Kootenay Glacier Challenge: A Heritage Tour focuses on multiple sclerosis.
READA fire at Pope & Talbot shut half the mill down for two to three weeks back in 1982.
READThe Woodstove Exchange Program allows you to exchange your wood appliance, but which one is best for you?
READInternational Women's Day, created by the United Nations' General Assembly, celebrates ordinary women who have changed history.
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In celebration of the UN-declared International Year of the Co-op, the Kettle Valley Food Co-op is bringing Jon Steinman to Grand Forks.
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Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Store has a wedding-themed display set up for the upcoming season.
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Boundary Emergency Transition Housing Society (BETHS) continues to search for a logo and is once again asking area residents for help.
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An old bank desk has been restored by the Boundary Woodworkers Guild, and is displayed at the Greenwood Museum.
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