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CLAREMONT, NH — Sept. 11, 2001, changed the world for every American and left many with memories of what was happening in their lives when the Twin Towers fell.

The Kootenay Bombers came within a whisker of capturing a Gold Medal at the 18U Youth Club Volleyball Nationals this past weekend in Calgary. The Quebec Condors outlasted the Kootenay Bombers in the 18U Youth Nationals by posting a three-set — 25-23, 20-25 and 15-11 — in the gold medal final. The Silver Medal showing concludes the Club Volleyball season for a Kootenay Bombers

The L.V. Rogers Bombers continue to improve on the Kootenay High School Girls Basketball season. The Bombers scored a couple of second-place finishes during tournaments in Creston, and last weekend, in Castlegar. The Bombers, missing a couple of key players, lost 59-39 to Kootenay River of Creston in the final of the Stanley Humphries Girls Basketball Tournament Saturday in

The L.V. Rogers Bombers experienced the highs and lows of provincial competition, finishing 11th overall at the BC High School AAA Girls Volleyball Championships Saturday in Lake Country. The Bombers, ranked 16th when the tournament began, defeated South Kam of Kamloops 2-0 in the best-of-three match during Consolation Round action. LVR opened the tournament with a 1-1 record

Atlyn Proctor is off to Calgary to compete at the Canada Cup Volleyball Tournament as a member of Team BC following a successful tryout camp in Kamloops. Team BC opens the national tournament Thursday with games against Manitoba Gold and Alberta 15. The Nelson player began the rigorous selection process in June with a regional camp in Creston. From there, along with four other

More than 1,000 abortion rights supporters protested Saturday throughout downtown Winston-Salem, loudly chanting “My Body; My Choice,” and "We wont go back" in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s

Abortion rights advocates began gathering Friday afternoon, just a few hours after a Supreme Court ruling that overturns Roe v. Wade was announced.

Abortion-rights advocates gathered again Saturday on the Green Street pedestrian bridge to protest the U.S. Supreme Courts ruling that eliminated constitutional protections on abortion.

The Kootenay Volleyball Club gained some excellent experience against some top-flight competition at last month’s BC Club Championships in Richmond. The Kootenay Volleyball Club U-17 Girls squad finished winless in six matches, but according to coach Joe Moreira, “wins and/or losses became so irrelevant compared to the team’s performance.” Moreira said the story behind our

The L.V. Rogers Bombers experienced more up and downs this past High School Girls Volleyball season, well, than a High School Volleyball due to the uncertainties of living through a coronavirus pandemic combined with life-changing storms and mudslides in the province. However, when the final point was scored, the Bombers were thankful to be able to compete at the BC High