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Fruitvale Elementary to re-open after fire : My Kootenay Now

5 days ago | mykootenaynow.com | Kate Brown

Good news for parents an students, Fruitvale Elementary School will re-open tomorrow, Tuesday, June 3, after a fire broke out in the gymnasium last week. School District 20 Superintendent Katherine Shearer shares in a statement the cause of the fire appears to be an electrical issue in a light structure, with a full investigation underway by Technical Safety BC and BC Schools Protection Branch- Risk Management.
Stage 1 Water Restrictions begin

5 days ago | mycrestonnow.com | Kate Brown

June 1st marks the beginning of the Town of Creston’s Stage 1 water conservation measures, meaning watering of lawns, gardens, trees and shrubs only between the hours of 7 pm – 10 am. Please note that these water conservation measures go into effect every year from June 1 to September 30, regardless of seasonal weather patterns. Watering using drip irrigation, a watering can and/or hand held hose which eliminates over-spray, is permitted at any time.
Inverell Aquatic Centre recognised for excellence in innovation

6 days ago | netimes.com.au | Kate Brown

Inverell Shire Council is proud to announce that the Inverell Aquatic Centre has been honoured with the Excellence in Innovation Award at the prestigious Aquas Awards Gala, hosted by Royal Life Saving. This award is a significant recognition of the efforts invested in ensuring the aquatic facility is both safe and accessible for the community.
Rock out with Things of Stone and Wood this July

1 week ago | netimes.com.au | Kate Brown

Heading back to the region for the first time in a long time is Melbourne’s very own Things of Stone and Wood. Some readers might remember this 90’s band from back in the day. This time, they’re hitting up the Welder’s Dog in Armidale for a one night only, iconic 90s acoustic rock out. “I’ve always loved playing there [the New England]. I remember when the band first started touring there and I think its such an incredible part of the world.” said Greg Arnold, Singer in Things of Stone and Wood.
The Cybersmile Foundation

1 week ago | luerzersarchive.com | Kate Brown

“Cybersmile”: Real comments made to young people online are shown as tattoos on the faces of children, who are AI-generated so that no kids were harmed in creating the ad.
New England PCYCs U-Nites for our youth

1 week ago | netimes.com.au | Kate Brown

Moree’s PCYC is encouraging young people off the streets and into meaningful activities and mentorship in a safe space through the U-Nites program. With one of the highest rates of youth crime in the state, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, PCYC Moree hope this initiative will help combat antisocial beheviour.
Cranbook RCMP search for missing person

1 week ago | myeastkootenaynow.com | Kate Brown

Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Megan Dale Jordan who was last seen in Cranbrook during February 2025. Jordan is 29-years-old and described as a Caucasian female, 5′ feet tall, 100 lbs, blue eyes and blonde hair. If anyone has information on the whereabouts of Megan Dale Jordan, please contact the Cranbrook RCMP at 250-489-3471 or Crimestoppers 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Information can also be relayed via web or text based tips with details on canadiancrimestoppers.org.
Elections B.C. says “false narratives” were a challenge in provincial election : My Kootenay Now

1 week ago | mykootenaynow.com | Kate Brown

B.C.’s chief electoral officer finds October’s provincial elections were “free and fair,” but says the agency had to push back against frequent misinformation related to the election. Elections B.C. released the first part of Anton Boegman’s report on the October 2024 election, identifying a number of “false narratives” about the election that circulated online and elsewhere.
Gunnedah joins flood watch

1 week ago | netimes.com.au | Kate Brown

Its Gunnedah’s turn to join the flood watch, with the NSW SES advising people to stay informed about predicted minor flooding on the Namoi River. The Namoi River at Gunnedah is currently at 3.72 metres and rising, below the minor flood level, however, it may peak near the minor flood level (7.30 m) overnight and into Thursday.
Australia's Cotton Capital launches cheeky campaign for socks and jocks

1 week ago | netimes.com.au | Kate Brown

Narrabri has launched a cheeky new campaign calling for major retailers to close the regional retail gap. Narrabri Shire Council has launched the bold new campaign with a humorous twist to spotlight a very real problem – despite being Australia’s largest cotton-producing region, residents of Narrabri Shire can’t even buy basic affordable cotton essentials like bras, socks or jocks in their own town.