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Paul Rodgers

London

Science Journalist at Freelance

Science Contributor at Forbes

Science contributor at http://t.co/0QAqoKa1tD: http://t.co/4kjsXYN1aL MA in Science Journalism from City University London (2010). Seventeen years on Fleet St.

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  • 5 days ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

    June is Pride Month and the Kimberley Pride Society (KPS) has a ton of exciting events in store. KPS is a grassroots, not-for-profit established in 2021/22. The Bulletin caught up with president Khadija Flynn to learn more about the society and discuss what they have planned for Pride Month. Khadija and her partner first moved to Kimberley from Vancouver in 2019.

  • 1 week ago | cranbrooktownsman.com | Paul Rodgers

    This year the Symphony of the Kootenays (SOTK) celebrates their 50th season. In addition to commemorating this significant milestone, marking five decades of remarkable orchestral performances around the region, SOTK has announced their line up for the 2025-26 season.

  • 1 week ago | nelsonstar.com | Paul Rodgers

    A Category 3 Open fire prohibition will come into effect for the Southeast Fire Centre Friday, May 30, as per a SEFC press release issued May 26.

  • 1 week ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

    Following a pause on the annual event, McWhinnie Day returned on Friday, May 23, to the Kimberley Skatepark, honouring Bob McWhinnie, the man who made the park happen in the first place. "Bob McWhinnie — he was a real joyful, fun guy," said Alex Buterman, who has been an organizer of McWhinnie Day for many years.

  • 2 weeks ago | kimberleybulletin.com | Paul Rodgers

    With the arrival of spring, the annual seasonal bio-solids work is underway now at the wastewater treatment plant, meaning Marysville residents may notice stronger odours emanating from the facility. "Each spring and summer, the City carries out important maintenance to remove and dry bio-solids, which can lead to more noticeable odours," City staff said. "Depending on the weather and wind, the smells might come and go throughout the warmer months.

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