Happy Saturday!
Black Press Media害羞草研究所檚 Josh Piercey has got the rundown of the top headlines from across the Okanagan this week.
A man is under police investigation after an encounter with search and rescue personnel who were trying to rescue an injured paraglider atop Mount Paul on Sunday night (Nov. 13).
According to Kamloops RCMP, a 35-year-old man was arrested at the base of the mountain after having allegedly interfered with Kamloops Search and Rescue (KSAR) by hiking to the top of Mount Paul peak and acting belligerently toward rescuers.
Charlotte Charlton has long been a familiar face at the Pink Cherry.
The 21-year-old entrepreneur became familiar with the downtown Salmon Arm coffee shop/eatery in 2010, when her parents Helen and Stephen Charlton became its owners. Charlotte and her siblings Natasha and William (they are triplets) were photographed serving their mother coffee and a meal at the restaurant that year for a feature story in the Salmon Arm Observer. Asked then about her ideal Mother害羞草研究所檚 Day, Helen responded, 害羞草研究所淭his Mother害羞草研究所檚 Day I would like to have a lazy morning with my family, then, to tell you the truth, I will be coming into the Pink Cherry to make sure other mothers are having a good time.害羞草研究所�
Off-duty officer rushes to help on-duty member in Lake Country
It was a case of 害羞草研究所榬ight place, right time害羞草研究所� for an off-duty Kelowna RCMP officer who helped take down an agitated suspect last week.
Const. Nickel was enjoying his day off with his family in Lake Country when he noticed an on-duty RCMP officer was in a difficult situation with a suspect who was not cooperating.
Const. Nickel parked his vehicle, made sure his family was safe, then ran to assist the other officer.
Walking into the halls of the main floor of the Revelstoke Days Inn, you could smell the animals before you could see them.
A volunteer transport from Running Wild Rescue service out of Moose Jaw, SK stopped in Revelstoke where they left a mixture of over 100 cats and dogs. The transport was bringing the animals from Moose Jaw to Vancouver, dropping off the rescues along the way. Kristin Henry, Anthony James, and Sade Smith were in Revelstoke from Nelson to pick up their puppy when they suddenly found themselves looking after all of the animals Wednesday (Nov. 16) night.
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josh.piercey@revelstokereview.com
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