Police Briefs, from the Oct. 28 Grand Forks Gazette
The Grand Forks Border Bruins were all business Friday night crushing the Golden Rockets 7-3 at home.
Grand Forks City Council briefs from the regular meeting of Oct. 26.
The Grand Forks Recreation Commission is looking for a few good people.
It isn’t Halloween in Grand Forks without a trip to the Rotary bonfire at Angus MacDonald Park.
Tuition for ABE at Selkirk in Grand Forks will remain free throughout the winter session.
Pacific Abrasives will need to borrow funds and enter into a Mortgage of Lease with the City of Grand Forks and Community Futures.
Grand Forks City Council voted unanimously to approve first three readings of the 2016 permissive tax exemption bylaw.
Community Futures Boundary hosted the 2015 Boundary Business Excellence and Community Awards last Thursday.
Richard Cannings would claim the South Okanagan - West Kootenay riding, informal school polls showed.
Richard Cannings of the NDP will be our area's next MP. Federally, Justin Trudeau will be next Prime Minister.
Chef, manager and part-owner Jordan Cooper has taken the lessons he learned while working in big restaurants in Calgary.
In honour of the anniversary, there will be a free community skate on Sunday, Oct. 25 from 3 - 5 p.m.
More than 200 people showed up for the forum, which was sponsored by the Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce.
The firefighters also checked to see if their smoke alarms were working.
Alanna McNabb takes top prize in the home cook category.
Bujor Tanasescu, who is originally from Romania, is building a church in the Ruckle Addition area in his spare time.
Indo-Canadian community donates $10,000 towards spray park project.
Grand Forks Visitor Centre is one of several community visitor service centres in B.C. to benefit from a new three-year base funding model.
Gospel singer Maureen Haworth, who lives in Grand Forks with husband Rick, has been nominated for two Covenant awards.
