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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 27, 2015
Page
1
The Visitor Information Centre announces new staff for the summer season. Local volunteers welcome visitors, with teams arranged to handle peak crowds, assist tourists, and promote regional attractions.
A driver reports sitting on a bridge as trucks rumble past causing the structure to rattle. Fearing for life, the person contemplates drowning in the river below. Nearby traffic and a unsafe moment are described.
West Moberly First Nations intend to purchase the former High Country Inn property and compare the project to resort community developments in Whistler and Jasper as final details and approval are hammered out.
Long time Chetwynd resident and former district councilor Bob Nicholson was named Freedom of the District of Chetwynd at the May 19 regular council meeting. Mayor Merlin Nichols, who served with Nicholson for over two decades, noted his public service and dedication.
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