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Richard Branson goes into space, and returns, taking a test for the tourist way.

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July 11, 2021

The commercialization of space has been a process that mirrored some of the disasters of the governments attempts to get into space for national defense purposes. This utilitarian outreach is something to be considered ,as it is still a pipe dream in some sense .

Good luck!

Sea and Sky February 15th-28th 2026
The night sky from now through February 28, 2026, is particularly busy, featuring a rare “planetary parade” and a solar eclipse. While these events are spectacular to witness, their impact on Earth’s physical structure—geology, earthquakes, and tides—is often a mix of measurable physics and widespread myths. Celestial Highlights: Feb 15 – Feb 28, 2026 February… Read more: Sea and Sky February 15th-28th 2026
Merritt Centennials Revelstoke Second. Score 1 to 0 Revelstoke lead
Game Center in progress 8:22 Pacific… Go cents go…
Are you still in the game…
Love I can’t physically show you the love of your life, but I can share the beautiful song “Love of My Life” by Queen. This timeless ballad, written by Freddie Mercury, captures the essence of deep love and longing. Perhaps listening to it will evoke the feelings you associate with your special someone.Remember, love is… Read more: Are you still in the game…
Valentine’s Day approach us, only believe
The downtown tourist information center in Merritt, BC has displays set up regularly. This one from January 7th, 2026, may just be a precursor for the next holiday or observance. It’s not generally a holiday. But you know I’m talking about Valentine’s Day. It’s never too early to plan for something like that. You can… Read more: Valentine’s Day approach us, only believe
BC Apprenticeship: March a good month to apply…
Labour does better when its trained and can reference. Plan pursue present: Yes, March is an excellent time to apply for an apprenticeship in British Columbia.In the trades industry, timing your application with the “spring thaw” is a classic move. As the weather improves, the construction and resource sectors ramp up, making March a pivotal… Read more: BC Apprenticeship: March a good month to apply…

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TGIF- Looking for a community culture of wood…

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July 9, 2021

Wood WORKS

There is nominations for recognition of any community that completed a project using wood.

Nominations are open for the 2021 Community Recognition Awards, sponsored by Wood WORKS! BC. These are the 16^th annual awards, and are open to any local government that has completed a community project using wood within the last three years.

The awards will be presented to communities that have been leaders and advocates for wood. This may be demonstrated through the specification of wood in a community project and/or through visionary initiatives that work toward building a community culture of wood.

The deadline for applications is July 31, 2021. More information on the awards and how to apply is available on the Wood WORKS! BC Source UBCM

Culture the art of people.

A artisan impression of a comedy
icon made from wood.. File photo KDG

On this Day: July 9th 1540

Anne of Cleves gets her marriage to the English King annulled.

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US Independence Day, good luck!

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July 4, 2021

Happy 255th birthday to the United States of America. Born on the 4th of July, with Liberty and justice for all entrenched in the law of the land.

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Covid-19 update good public health measures through the summer and into the fall…

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June 28, 2021

The public health people are quite pleased in the way immunizations is going and are suggesting that the variances that they are they are familiar with are within their scope of good health public health measures going forward through the summer and into the fall.

On this Day: June 28th 1971

Elon Musk born in South Africa

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TGIF-Covid-19…

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June 25, 2021

50,000 vaccinations in one day in British Columbia June 23rd 2021, 147, 271 total cases in British Columbia since the beginning of the pandemic.

Be what you are, thinking will not change that.
Like what you are,thinking will change that
KDG

Time lines moving up for vaccinations:Henry.

On this day: June 25th 1979

Hirooki Go-to born.

Born on June 25th 1979?

You are 41 years 11 months 2 weeks old. And you were born on the same day as heroki go to a famous Japanese wrestler.

Tags: Covid 19, Hirooki GoTo

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Obstacles to Opportunities, UBCM 2021 convention, registration starts July 5th

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June 24, 2021

The union of British Columbia municipalities is the organization between the government and municipalities in British Columbia. They say they are excited about having a convention this year. After an all-digital one in 2020 this year’s convention is about optimism and how problems can be presented as an opportunity rather than a problem.

The forum for local government.

Your representatives at the municipal level are able to bring resolutions to the floor of the ubcm so it is also your opportunity to approach your local officials about the possibility of activity on or off the floor at the convention. A resolution passed could eventually make it through to provincial legislation. The effect of being grassroots democracy.

Good good luck to all those who take the time and give their ideas for this public good. Don’t worry about giving up your idea it just makes room for another one. Thoughtful public interest we’ll see the theme to be realized and that public good will come back to you in a tangible way.

Anticipating speakers and networking through a quality virtual convention..

Information on registration will be found at ubcm.ca after July 5th.

https://www.ubcm.ca/EN/meta/news/news-archive/2021-archive/2021-convention-theme-and-registration.html

Editors note.

The time tested and published Roberts Rules requiring presence at quorum and voting is still our best practice view. Giving every one opportunity to vote is very important as well. Remote or absent should be handled with extreme care. PP

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First dose walk-in Merritt BC

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June 23, 2021

The Merritt memorial arena now the site of public health vaccinations is offering first shots to walk-ins. Second shots at this time are offered by appointment.

Be good in the name of children
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Sample attitude of public health officials across Atlantic Canada.

The road ahead is now clear but there are no shortcuts if you want to see New Brunswick reach that green level as quickly as possible please go out and get yourself vaccinated and encourage your family and friends to do the same thank you very much good afternoon .It is important that we don’t lose sight of our objective we know that there’s been some differences and and how we’re rolling out and moving forward in the end and of getting beyond covid we also know that we’re all very tired of this and no one’s any more tired of of than I am but this isn’t a time to lose control or lose patience or cause disruptions to friend and neighbors this is a time that we exercise restraint we keep moving in a direction that’s getting us back to life as normal and we do so in our respective areas that are providing the best health care needs and opportunities we are on the cusp here of getting back to green (normal) and will work through the issues within Atlantic region and I’m confident that we will be able to do so I’m going to be meeting with my with my colleagues our view hasn’t changed we are very comfortable with the recommendations of public health we’re very comfortable with the capabilities in our respective provinces the border between Atlanta provinces and we will make all of this work. It was a path to Green.

There are some very precise requirements to meet in order to go to the next phase it’s take it took a phase approach of easing the covid-19 restrictions it’s based on recommendations of public health and it was approved by the Covington committee
A New Brunswick official on the concept of Atlantic Bubble.

Source CBC broadcast 6/23/21

On this Day: June 23rd 1681

William Penn friendship agreement.

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Happy National Onion Rings Day

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June 22, 2021

On this Day: June 22 1774

The Quebec Act passed by the British.

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Suite of proposed actions, climate change 2022- 2025…

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June 17, 2021

The BC Government has released a paper outlining the response to climate change actions.

The Province has released BC’s draft Climate Preparedness and Adaptation Strategy designed to strengthen BC’s capacity to anticipate and respond to the impacts from climate change. The draft strategy highlights the Province’s current actions and outlines a suite of proposed actions for 2022-25 as well as six guiding principles. Actions fall under four key pathways that work to strengthen BC’s foundations, enhance community climate resilience, foster resilience of species and ecosystems, and advance a climate-ready economy and infrastructure.
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A new brood of ducklings
at high water 2017 File Photo KDG

On this Day: June 17th 2017

Sixty-four dead and hundreds injured in a series of wild fires in central Portugal.

Tags: Actions on climate, UBCM, Wildfires

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Thursday Team Day: One more weekend of extra care for the team…

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June 10, 2021

Have a great weekend we hope that vaccinations, safe distance and other smart peoples care will have and exponential drive downward on Covid-19 cases going into next week.

1917 diploma from NVGH , Nurse training File Photo KDG

On this Day: June 10th 2021

100th birthday of Prince Philip

( deceased)

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Art and stuff, hello Hollywood…

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June 8, 2021

Golden age of Hollywood

The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council has Judy Young at their gallery , corner of Nicola and Voght in Merritt BC. The Show will go on until June 17th at regular gallery hours.

Her show includes a black and white pencil pastel of screen actress Marlene Dietrich. One of Judy’s favorite classical actors. Marlene was a driven force in eight decades of screen. Playing with greats like Spencer Tracy and Jimmie Stewart, Marlene had a big input to what was called the Golden age of Hollywood. The painting ” one of my babies” according to Judy has a powerful effect in the demonstration of the show.

Classical movie buff come and see.

Judies show is a mixed image show about her interests and includes besides Dietrich’s some from Vancouver streets in the 50’s and old rural barns from the Nicola and much more.