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Ami Haworth addresses a crowd of approximately 100 Rossland parents on Tuesday evening to introduce the Neighbourhoods of Learning committee and to give a summary of the work they did and conclusions they came to regarding viable alternatives to the school district’s recent report recommending the closure of RSS. Ami Haworth has stepped down from her role as coordinator, but the NOL committee will fill her position shortly.

While you’re out skiing in the woods — or hiking and cycling in the near future — if you’ve got an iPhone or Blackberry, Deanne Steven of Tourism Rossland suggests you track your route with a simple, free, downloadable application, and then post your trail on everytrail.com.

Coun. Jill Spearn’s motion for staff to prepare an estimate of the costs incurred by Coun. Laurie Charlton’s “excessive” Freedom of Information (FOI) requests passed in council on Monday night, but the issue is not as black-and-white as either Spearn or Charlton would make it out to be.

Access code numbers mailed out to B.C. Liberal members hadn't arrived in parts of B.C. by Friday, forcing the party to try reaching thousands of members by phone so they can participate in their first-ever electronic leadership vote Saturday.

Two hikers got lost on the Monte Christo - KC trails last Sunday night, but were recovered by Rossland Search and Rescue (SAR) without incident.

There’s a distinct danger of getting split in two by a winch cable if you choose to be on the slopes of Red Mountain Resort after hours, groomer driver Troy Colautti said last week.