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Assessments steady

Property values in Summerland remain close to last year's assessments.
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B.C. property value near $1 trillion

B.C. property value near $1 trillion

Property values stayed stable in most parts of B.C., with large increases in areas with high demand from Asian buyers.
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Students collect trees for chipping

Several communities in the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen are collecting clean natural Christmas trees for chipping.
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Perrino chair of hospital board

Summerland Mayor Janice Perrino is the new chair of the Okanagan-Similkameen Regional Hospital Board.
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Recuperating cat gets new home

A cat who was found injured beside a highway and patched up by a Summerland veterinarian has found a new home.
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Students learn robotics

Students learn robotics

Summerland Secondary School students are learning about robotics through an extracurricular program this year.
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School trustees get their assignments

Summerland school trustees Linda Van Alphen and Linda Beaven have their work cut out for them in the coming year.
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Captured cow at Summerland sanctuary

Captured cow at Summerland sanctuary

A young cow which survived alone for nine months in a Surrey Park is now living at Critteraid’s animal sanctuary in Summerland.
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Skills, trades taught in Africa

Skills, trades taught in Africa

Mercy Tech Mission has made two trips to Africa in 2011, and is planning a third trip for 2012.
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Citizen group seeks to stop Smart Meters

A citizens’ group is asking for an injunction to stop BC Hydro’s Smart Meter Program.
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