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The appointed municipal council that represents a ski hill proposal May 21 gave the go-ahead for the construction of that proposal. Jumbo Glacier Mountain Resort Municipality (Jumbo) councilors Nancy Huganin and Steve Ostrander and Mayor Greg Deck (via teleconference) unanimously … > Read More
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Old Man Stephen and the winter mafia
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb Crappy, inclement weather makes me grouchy. It’s been crappy and inclement the past few days, following a glorious stretch of summer-like weather, and there are lots of grouchy people fuming about out there. There are … > Read More
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Tee Off for Kootenay Kids Golf Gala
Get your eagle eyes honed because there is an upcoming charity golf tournament with a wealth of hole-in-one-prizes. The Kootenay Child Development Centre is presenting a summer golf extravaganza at St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino called the Tee Off … > Read More
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Natural air conditioning
A Mule Deer’s ears act like radiators. Their warm blood is circulated up to the ears, where it is cooled by air passing over the blood vessels, then recirculates the cooled blood back to the deer’s body, acting as a … > Read More
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Tee Off for Kootenay Kids Golf Gala
Get your eagle eyes honed because there is an upcoming charity golf tournament with a wealth of hole-in-one-prizes. The Kootenay Child Development Centre is presenting a summer golf extravaganza at St. Eugene Golf Resort and Casino called the Tee Off … > Read More
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Media event example of business collaboration
An event planned to spark media attention about the Columbia Valley (Radium, Invermere, Panorama, Windermere, Fairmont) has turned into an idyllic example of local business collaboration. The upcoming media weekend, May 31-June 2, has been coordinated by the Columbia Valley … > Read More
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KST begins season by hosting chamber mingler
Kimberley Summer Theatre hosted the latest Kimberley and District Chamber of Commerce Business Cards and Beverages mingler May 16 at the Chateau Kimberley. Long-time Summer Theatre volunteer extraordinaire Shirley Ross addressed about 30 chamber members and asked the community to … > Read More
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Obituary for Angelo Pascuzzi
Angelo Pascuzzi Dates: Birth date: March 26, 1926 Death date: May 14, 2013 Obituary: It is with great sorrow that the family of Angelo Pascuzzi announces his passing at the Elk Valley Hospital on May 14, 2013. Angelo was predeceased by … > Read More
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Fiddler on the Roof next for Mount BakerPosted: March 2, 2013
by Maddie Wallace
Coming this spring, Mount Baker Senior Secondary School will be performing Fiddler on the Roof from May 9-12.
The classic story of Tevye, a poor Jewish milkman who struggles with the choice of following tradition, or allowing his five daughters to find love on their own, is one full of laughs, romance, heartbreak and enlightenment.
Since January the cast and crew have been hard at work putting together a show that will truly inspire.
Angus Liedtke (as Tevye), Brianna Kennedy, Joelle Winkel, Carter Gulseth, Danica Martin, Ben Smith, Lois Winkel, and Justice Jones lead a gifted cast of students in grades 10-12, directed by Mary Hamilton. The equally talented crew includes Scott Martin as the Musical Director, Jacqueline Morrow and David Popoff as the choreographers, and Paul Kershaw as set designer.
The show will be held at Key City Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on May 9-11 and 2 p.m. on May 12.
Tickets will be $15 dollars for adults and $12 for students and seniors. This musical masterpiece is sure to transport you to a time when love was nonsense and tradition was everything. Be sure to get tickets now to avoid missing out on such a phenomenal Mount Baker production.
Above photo: left to right (front): Hannah van der Roest, Angus Liedtke, and Brianna Kennedy. (back): Fiddler chorus members. Photo by Joel Robison
Maddie Wallace is a Grade 12 student at Mount Baker Secondary School.
I can hardly wait! With talented students and our highly skilled passionate staff ‘Fiddler’will definitely be another remarkable performance. I commend everyone involved in ‘Fiddler’ for the dedication of time and talent which will bring another celebration of the arts to all of us. You won’t want to miss it!!
Bendina Miller
Superintendent, SD5