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Cook up a little comfort

As so many of us have resolved to eat more healthily, we’ve been featuring recipes this month that are light in calories, fat and carbs and today’s are no exception.
Bask in British romp

Bask in British romp

The next offering of the Vernon Film Society, Tamara Drewe, is based on a graphic novel written by Posy Simmonds, which was serialized in Britain’s Guardian newspaper.

ShakeOut increases earthquake awareness

It has been a year since the Haiti earthquake and the B.C. Earthquake Alliance continues its efforts to organize an annual, province-wide earthquake drill to be held Jan. 26 at 10 a.m.
Kiss the Cod this Friday

Kiss the Cod this Friday

Vernon’s Celtic Maritime dance band, Cod Gone Wild, is releasing its debut CD Friday.

Students encouraged to explore their heritage

The Annual Vernon and District Heritage Fair is entering its fourth year providing opportunities for local students to gain a deeper understanding of their history, culture and identity.
Striking A Pose

Striking A Pose

Guitarist Lang joins Roots and Blues lineup

SALMON ARM — The passionate voice and pulsating guitar solos of blues musician Jonny Lang will heard at the 19th annual Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival this summer.

Okanagan youth can enter new media arts festival

Local youth are being asked to get their video cameras, computers and imaginations ready for a new media arts festival in the Okanagan.
Guess who’s coming to dinner

Guess who’s coming to dinner

Picture a group of strangers, bonded not through the invisibility of computer networking, but through the telling of their stories over dinner.
Ware melds old with the new

Ware melds old with the new

If you love a tune delivered with heart and soul, don’t miss jazzy songstress Flora Ware at the Vernon Jazz Club Saturday.