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John Paul Byrne, Gordon Lightfoot tribute artist, will be at the Canadian Country music Hall of Honour in Merritt British Columbia on July 6th 2024, the doors will be open at 7:00 p.m.. The evening show will be in the building, tickets are available from Home Hardware or at the door or by calling 250-525-0869.
What do we know about John Paul Byrne, he is an acknowledged and competent musician singer and is deeply associated with others in the presentation of the Gordon Lightfoot musical legacy. Tech savvy he presents ability in the format of interactive computer reach through Eventbrite.
The Canada 2024 Day was observed on Monday at and about the band shell at central park. The Doug James band invited 3 hours of music ending at 3:00 p.m.. There were many kids that enjoyed the water and the playgrounds while some parents and grandparents took in the music and the displays including a Merritt Country Capital of Canada tent, face painting the mobile art van from the Arts Council. The park entrance was guarded by two fire trucks and a number of first responders welcomed people to the park in the parking lot. Symmetry seemed to be in vogue as people were often in red and maple leafs were abundant giving a sense of connection.
Former Merritt Bylaw officer and her husband hanging out at the A&W this week seems to have proved Canada’s virtues in the lifestyle that developed into a classic car and the joy to visit and drive about.
Screen shot merritt.ca
Happy Canada Day 2024, RULE OF LAW, citizenship, security of person, personal freedoms… Have a great day.
Longtime Nicola Valley resident and contributor to the fellowship of the local arts community. He is showing work running from Wednesday into the summer at the Gallery in Merritt.The photographer is understanding of the grace and presence that this interior of British Columbia Valley has on the population and guests as they seek imagery on travels and tours over time.
Kevin uses a Canon 800D camera and is an avid fan of developing digital tech.
Venue
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council, Gallery is located at 2051 Voght street in Merritt BC, Canada. The entrance is next to the Kekuli Cafe.
Present and looking on at us was the Moon on Friday night. In Merritt this picture was captured as it rose above Iron Mountain; the mountain is weather reference used to plant gardens in the spring. Gardens have suffered here as the weather has been cold and wet. If premonition is your bag the sky cleared of clouds on rising into this photo. However the Man in the moons face neither provided a smile nor a frown.
Good luck
The moon will swoon.
The beach will draw breath…
Then take the soul to borough.
Tomorrow in play.
Moon in weather
Weather lore often includes observations related to the moon, such as the belief that a ring around the moon signifies an approaching storm.I’m Additionally, folklore suggests that the moon’s appearance can provide some indication of upcoming weather conditions. For instance, a clear view of the moon could indicate fair weather, while a halo around the moon may indicate the approach of a warm front and possibly rainy conditions. While these observations may carry some anecdotal truth, it’s essential to rely on more scientific and reliable meteorological forecasts for accurate weather predictions. As such, while the moon’s appearance could be an interesting aspect of weather lore, it should not be used as the sole basis for making important weather-related decisions.
Moon appears full
The moon will usually appear full for some time after it is completely full, enjoy this special edition strawberry moon.
Summer 2024
Summer 2024 will run from June 20th to September 22nd 2024.
The west end of Canford avenue and Voght park suffered a lot of damage as the river took mobile homes and vehicles from up the river to the empty mill yard and washed out a train bridge that connected the empty mill yard to the east side of the Coldwater river.
November 14th 2021
The mid part of June 2024 seems right to tempt the remembrance of the events of November 14th in Merritt British Columbia when a cold front met a warm wet front coming from the west and the Pacific and dumped its load over the Mountains that owned the watershed of the Coldwater river and causing a flash flood that terrorized people and stock in their properties to the lower mainland.
Never saw anything like it…
Barry Sanford of Brookmere said I never saw anything like it ever before as he described the estimated 5 feet of snow that he observed being washed away in the sense of a moment on its way to the destruction of bridges and home life in Merritt and beyond. Barry was grateful for the help of a Christian relief agency that later removed about 9 inches of gravel deposited on his property.” they did a good service” Barry thanked his providence and fortune that spared him from a lot that could have happened.
Resiliency praised
The most defining word generated by the experience was ” resiliency” Government and individuals, companies “Thank you Trans Mountain” et al all for the years as they mounted as catalyst for for fire and flood, mood and brood; the people of British Columbia exceeded all that came with plaque and prose and ( touch wood ) have produced an experience that matters. Without boast they and Canada have had the opportunity to ” overcome” without drama or bred accusation.
👀💦👣🤞 Look
Water infrastructure after relenting waters.
Kudos to the City
Merritt BC can be proud of the way that the local authorities managed infrastructure to able support workers and responders to an orderly return to habitability over time.
The Nicola Valley Community Arts Council are hosting a reception tonight at he Gallery. The senior art class of the local one and only Secondary school, MSS is proud to present Ms Duns charges work.
Two outstanding works noted are by Olivia Broman, Haunting late night lake, and Blue van on my mind. These works are very expresive with multiple faces in a range of torment to blank stare. The passion of life through risk and folly are are caught near baye.
Thursday, June 13th 3-5 pm, at the corner of Nicola and Voght in Merritt BC, Canada.
The Curiling club have finished the new roof and exterior finish on the facility. The new white roof included an application of insulation under the all white panels. Its “notacably cooler at the rink”. We also have an adaptation “we can use a stick to send a rock from the circle” this innovation has enabled some that “can not get down to through a rock to continue to play”
The upgrade on the decades old building was funded by levels of government including the regional one. Volunteers attended the 2 yrs of work to complete the project. So June 9 24 saw the last of the outside cladding installed leaving the solitary boom truck at rest at the back of the structure.
KDG
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Volunteer
Belonging and contributing to infrastructure, can be a rewarding and growing in local communities as they grow.
Public facilities are public.
A sense of community is a value when dedicating public works. Often memorial is a sense of empowerment over a loss of control over some bad events that give relief to the sense of powerlessness. Match maker is a good term when engaging in projects.
Volunteering offers a range of benefits, both for the individuals volunteering and the community as a whole. Some of the key benefits of volunteering include:
Personal Growth: Volunteering provides an opportunity for personal development, skill enhancement, and gaining new experiences.
Community Impact: Volunteering allows individuals to make a positive impact on their local community, contributing to the well-being of others.
Social Connection: Volunteering can help individuals build and strengthen social connections, creating a sense of belonging and camaraderie.
Mental and Emotional Well-being: Engaging in volunteer work can lead to increased feelings of satisfaction, purpose, and happiness.
Skill Building: Volunteers often have the chance to develop or hone skills that can be valuable in both personal and professional life.
Empowerment: Contributing to public works and community initiatives can provide a sense of empowerment and purpose.
In summary, volunteering offers a multitude of benefits, from personal growth and skill development to community impact and emotional well-being.
Last weekend saw a dinner and golf tournament for the federal police force in Merritt. In the mix was a remembrance and refreshment of the risks to being in he thin red line.
The two thousand block of Granite avenue was full of rally cars on Friday night with a start time of 5 PM the cars left for a run just before the start time of the entertainment for the Night Market entertainment began.
The pacific forest rally that these competitors drove had a fall rally here for many years; the event was interrupted by the covid lockdowns and restrictions on travel.
Pacific Forest rally
Merritt BC Canada
Last man standing after a rally in 2016.
Photo PFR- Facebook
Have fun with that.
The Pacific Forest Rally is an annual event that takes place in Merritt, BC, Canada. It is a popular rally that attracts competitors and fans from various locations. In recent years, the rally faced interruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related travel restrictions. Despite these challenges, the rally continues to be a thrilling and exciting event for all involved.
The rally typically features a variety of cars, including those participating in the Night Market entertainment. The scenic Granite Avenue becomes the center of attention as rally cars gather for the event. The spirited competition and camaraderie make the Pacific Forest Rally a standout experience for both participants and spectators.
For a glimpse of the action, you can view images from previous rallies, such as the captivating “Last man standing after a rally in 2016” and other exciting moments captured during the event.
The Pacific Forest Rally is a must-see for automotive enthusiasts and anyone seeking an exhilarating experience amidst the stunning scenery of British Columbia.
Kevin Griffiths
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