October 30 the TNRD regional district library is hosting crib providing goodies and coffee. Drop in. 1-3 PM
Today in history: October 17 1994
A Russian journalist is assassinated while investigating corruption in the military.
October 30 the TNRD regional district library is hosting crib providing goodies and coffee. Drop in. 1-3 PM
Today in history: October 17 1994
A Russian journalist is assassinated while investigating corruption in the military.
The Pacific Forest Rally is happening here this weekend. Rally cars are about and the roads in the back country will full of activity here. The rally has a pit stop in the center of town off from the Garcia Street Mall. The organizers are using a paved parking lot as they did last year with the Canadian Tire lot up on the hill. The rally used the unpaved Railyard malls yet undeveloped corner in previous years resulting in a lot of raised dust and rock.
Today in history: October 11,1976
Gerald Ford makes George Washington General of the Armies of America ; posthumously.
Today in history: October 8th,1932
The Indian Government establishes an Air Force.
The provincial government has sent out letters to former PST registrants advising that the new PST is to be implemented on April 13 2013.
They are offering help and a outline registration for business who wish to have a representative help them.
The HST will be gone because of a referendum inititive.
Today in history: October 5 1944
The Royal Canadian Air force shoot down the first German Jet Fighter over Europe.
The local community college NVIT has a new machine for making student cards that includes a chip. significant information can be put on the card as well the card has the ability to be the door lock at the Dorms.
Today in history: October 2,1950
Peanuts a cartoon is first published by C .M. Shultz
It’s not the only search engine but its name is synonymous with searching. So go home and Google that.
Today in history: September 27, 1998
The Google Search Engine claims this day as its birthday.
A break in the highway of tears case is not generating a lot of discussion here A DNA link with a victim to a dead prisoner in the US should be giving some relief however it seems anti-climactic around the Local native run school here in Merritt British Columbia. A source at the school said it generated a lot of papers in the sociology and criminology classes over the years of the event stretching from 1970- 2006.
A van and walkers generating support for the case came through here a few years ago. Giving reminders to personal safety of women.
Today in history: September 26,1580
The world is navigated completely around by Sir Francis Drake.
The local newspaper since 1905 The Merritt Herald is changing editors Jade Swartsburg, is moving back to Coquitlam. Jade was at the Herald for two years. The staff and friends are saying goodbye on the 27 th in the office and reception area. The Merritt Herald is billed as the voice of the valley since 1905, it publishes twice weekly; it survives as the only local since the failure to profit, and subsequent closure of the Merritt News
No word on the replacement. the Merritt Herald has a publisher that works for Kamloops this week.
Today in history: September 24,1968
Sixty minutes debuts on the Columbian Broadcasting Network