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Revelstoke Nordic trails get new groomer

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 11, 2016

Revelstoke Nordic Ski Club unveils new groomer as their season gets going.

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Letters: Area B director opposes Catherwood Road annexation applications

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 11, 2016

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Miracle celebration saves Revelstoke’s Christmas

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Dec 9, 2016

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Brief: Fire at Revelstoke water store

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 9, 2016

An electrical short caused a Friday morning fire at a Revelstoke water store.

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MLA Report: A fully equitable society benefits everyone

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 9, 2016

‘I know that the citizens of Columbia River Revelstoke consistently choose to look after each other. We choose to build communities that are as fair and equitable as possible.’

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B.C. search and rescue groups to trial drone use for searches

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 9, 2016

Remote controlled drones will be used to assist two B.C. search and rescue organizations with their searches.

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RAA’s Thom Tischik bids goodbye to Revelstoke

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Dec 9, 2016

Travel Penticton has been snapped up Revelstoke’s respected marketing guru Thom Tischik. Tischik has spent nearly 20 years boosting Revelstoke’s name and he believes the city has matured in his time to become a world class destination.

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12 residents flee two fires at Revelstoke heritage buildings

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Dec 7, 2016

A dozen residents fled two recent fires at older residential buildings in Revelstoke in the past week. Here are the details.

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Revelstoke council public hearings continue to elicit emotional responses

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Dec 7, 2016

Public hearings are a chance for the public to discuss their opinions on proposed changes in the City of Revelstoke, but for applicants and their opposing residents, it’s not always a pleasant process. At the Dec. 6 city council meeting, two vacation rental applications were rejected while health services at the old Mountain View Elementary School building were approved as part of the overall application.

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Revelstoke refers $225,000 for skatepark funds to budget process

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Dec 7, 2016

Revelstoke City Council has referred the Columbia Valley Skateboard Association’s request for $225,000 for the Kovach Park skatepark was referred to the budget process.

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