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Williams Lake Stampede Parade denied funding from Rural Directors Caucus
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The Williams Lake Stampede Parade has been denied funding from the Central Cariboo Rural; Directors Caucus.
The proposed three-year contribution agreement with the Rotary Club of the Williams Lake Day Break and the City of Williams Lake in the amount of 10 thousand dollars per year to deliver the annual Stampede Parade was not approved.
Williams Lake Councillor and Joint Committee Co-Chair Jason Ryll said at the February 23rd Council meeting the conversation seemed like this was not just because of COVID-19. Ryll, along with other councillors expressed disappointment in the decision.
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Stampede Association Members Play Santa For The Seniors In Williams Lake
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Some members of the Williams Lake Stampede Association hit the trail yesterday (Monday, December 21st) to make Christmas merrier for some seniors in the Lake City.
The gifts were delivered to the residents living in Retirement Concepts, Caribou Place, and Dene House.
Williams Lake Stampede Association Vice-President, Tim Rolph, said the idea to do this came from a very young Grandson of a couple of Stampede members.
“He was sponsoring a grandparent at one of the homes so this little 3-year-old said, you know what, there’s somebody in a home that doesn’t have a grandchild or something so he bought him a few gifts and when we heard that we thought wow what an awesome way to give back to these people”.