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One year after Snowbirds team member Capt. Jennifer Casey was killed in a crash, the City of Kamloops has revealed plans for a permanent memorial in her honour.
Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian announces plans for the Captain Jennifer Casey Memorial, which will be in the newly created Fulton Field Park on Tranquille Road, near Kamloops Airport. The announcement at city hall came on May 17, 2021, a year to the day Casey was killed and Capt.. Richard MacDougall was injured when a bird strike caused a Snowbirds jet to crashing Brocklehurst after taking off from the airport. At the announcement was Capt. Scott Boyd, Casey’s partner. The park and memorial, which will be on the bend on Tranquille Road, south of the airport’s main entrance, will be construc...
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. BRATTLEBORO â A free, public celebration of spring exhibits at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center is set for this weekend. Many of the exhibiting artists and curators will be in attendance Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in the museumâs galleries and under a tent on the front lawn of the museum at historic Union Station in downtown Brattleboro, at the intersection of Main Street and routes 119 and 142. Refreshments will be served outdoors, and two new exhibits, âScott Boyd: Endangered Alphabetsâ and âDelita Martin: Between ...
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After being served a letter threatening litigation over its election process, Montara Water and Sanitary District will consider whether switching to district-based elections would improve representation for minority voters. The change would switch MWSDâs elections system from at-large voting, in which residents elect board members to represent the entire region, to district-based, meaning board members would be elected by and represent individual neighborhoods within the district. At a board meeting last week, district representatives chose to begin studying the issue and asking for publ...