Andrea DeMeer

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Zora weighs only four pounds, but went after the deer who was kicking her "brother." - Photo submitted

Deer attacks two small dogs in their Princeton backyard

‘I don’t know if you’ve heard a dog scream, but it’s horrible’

Zora weighs only four pounds, but went after the deer who was kicking her "brother." - Photo submitted
The pistol was a replica of a Glock 19. Photo RCMP

Discarded replica gun creates concern in Keremeos

The pellet pistol was found near an elementary school

The pistol was a replica of a Glock 19. Photo RCMP
Circuit court is held once a month in Princeton. File photo

Princeton man acting as his own lawyer admits, ‘I have no idea what I’m doing’

The man is facing serious criminal charges

Circuit court is held once a month in Princeton. File photo
Moka was picked up in a desert in California, and now enjoys life at a rural Princeton home. (Contributed)

Princeton rescue group saves dogs from U.S. kill shelters

Our Last Hope brings in and adopts out between 150 and 200 per year

Moka was picked up in a desert in California, and now enjoys life at a rural Princeton home. (Contributed)
Photo of PSS logo with Civil War imagery, from previous years. (File Photo)

EDITORIAL: Objections to Princeton high school’s new brand are unsupportable

Rebels to Rapids: Who can argue with that?

Photo of PSS logo with Civil War imagery, from previous years. (File Photo)
244 Bridge Street sold for $105,000 after a bidding war. Spotlight photo

Buyers get smoking deals at Princeton tax auction

Downtown property sells for $105,000

244 Bridge Street sold for $105,000 after a bidding war. Spotlight photo
The school district has spent $35,000 on new team jerseys. Photo contributed

Princeton high schoolers drop team name over racist roots

From Rebels to Rapids: School district spends $35,000 on new uniforms

The school district has spent $35,000 on new team jerseys. Photo contributed
The flag of the Upper Similkameen Indian Band was raised at Princeton's town hall last week. Photo Town of Princeton

Princeton will mourn quietly to mark the first Truth and Reconciliation Day

Vermilion Metis Association offers free transit on September 30

The flag of the Upper Similkameen Indian Band was raised at Princeton's town hall last week. Photo Town of Princeton
The crash occurred March 22, 2019. File photo

Man accused in fatal crash near Hedley to appear in court

Pre trial conference scheduled for Andrey Malyshev

The crash occurred March 22, 2019. File photo
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Police release name of murder victim near Merritt

The body of Dennis Michael Walters was discovered Tuesday near Nicola Lake

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Andriy Fendrikov was last seen wearing shorts, a hat, and a thin windbreaker. Photo VPD

Missing hiker found dead in Manning Park

Andriy Fendrikov was last seen September 10 in Vancouver

Andriy Fendrikov was last seen wearing shorts, a hat, and a thin windbreaker. Photo VPD
The office will reopen when it can be adequately staffed, says mayor. File photo

Princeton town hall locks doors to public after positive COVID case

Staff continues to work from office or from home

The office will reopen when it can be adequately staffed, says mayor. File photo
Someone skipped breakfast in Princeton Monday, Sept. 13. MCG photo

Princeton man calls 911 after restaurant customer is refused breakfast

Complainant told police country is ‘falling apart’

Someone skipped breakfast in Princeton Monday, Sept. 13. MCG photo
Many scam victims are contacted by phone or email. (Pixabay photo)

Do not try to trade gift cards for sex, says Princeton RCMP

Police warn of an increase in scamming activity

Many scam victims are contacted by phone or email. (Pixabay photo)
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An opinion column: What you need to know about abortion, and the 2021 vote

Fourteen of B.C.’s 17 Conservative MPs recently supported legislation that would have restricted access to abortion

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Smoke and flames from Garrison Lake fire are visible from Highway 3. Photo BC Wildfire

Garrison Lake fire again visible from Highway 3 near Princeton

Fire now officially classed as ‘held’

Smoke and flames from Garrison Lake fire are visible from Highway 3. Photo BC Wildfire
Copper Mountain Mine employs approximately 460 people. File photo

Copper Mountain tests employees for COVID after rash of cases

The mine continues to operate at full capacity and does not anticipate a material impact on production

Copper Mountain Mine employs approximately 460 people. File photo
The fire grew from 6 hectares to 25 hectares in a few hours Friday Sept. 3. Photo Brennan Phillips The fire grew from 6 hectares to 25 hectares in a few hours Friday Sept. 3. Photo Brennan Phillips

Fire discovered today near Apex Mountain takes off

BC Wildfire actions blaze with helicopters, water tankers and boots on the ground

The fire grew from 6 hectares to 25 hectares in a few hours Friday Sept. 3. Photo Brennan Phillips The fire grew from 6 hectares to 25 hectares in a few hours Friday Sept. 3. Photo Brennan Phillips
More than 24 hours after the collision, workers were still clearing vehicles from the side of the highway. Photo Andrea DeMeer

Charges pending after multi-vehicle crash on Highway 3 near Princeton

All injured persons released from hospital over the weekend

More than 24 hours after the collision, workers were still clearing vehicles from the side of the highway. Photo Andrea DeMeer
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Unhappy customer starts ‘food fight’ outside Princeton hot dog truck

Police are not pursuing charges at this time

File photo