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The Barriere Secondary School Grad Class of 2011 are busy with fundraising projects for the graduation celebrations this year.

One of the luxuries of living in Canada is we don’t usually spend a lot of time worrying about food.

“This year, for the first time, Barriere will have an Investors Group representative present at our Walk for Memories,” announced Liz Gilbertson, organizer of the Barriere Alzheimer’s Walk for Memories. “It is exciting news, as it is a positive reflection of the turnouts we’ve been getting in recent years.”

The Lower North Thompson Learning and Literacy co-ordinator Barb Gordon says they will be hosting a Barriere Health Fair at The Ridge on Saturday, Jan. 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Station House Restaurant proprietor Jarek Kotlewski presented Barriere Hospice Society representative Jane Milburn with $400 in cash on Thursday, Jan. 6, at his establishment. The funds were accumulated at the restaurant over the Christmas season by the kind donations of the restaurant’s patrons and staff. All who donated money also entered their name into a draw; with the names of the resultant winners drawn by Hospice on Thursday.

November 25th began as just an ordinary day for Brad Silbernagel and his companion dog Midnight, a black Labrador mix, as they travelled along the highway just south of Little Fort.

This is my second year as a member of British Columbia Youth Parliament (BCYP), and as the representative for Kamloops-North Thompson.