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Staff DirectoryHomeArrow & Slocan Lakes Community Services was incorporated as a provincial non-profit society in 1974 and as a federally Registered Charitable Organization in 1983.The Society was originally formed to deliver homemaker services to the Nakusp area, and since then has grown to become a multi-program agency encompassing Arrow, Slocan and Trout Lakes region from Edgewood to Nakusp to Silverton. About 6,000 people live and work in the area, and our services impact a wide range of the local population, from children to seniors.

© Copyright 2002-2014 Cherryville Publishing & Promotions.All rights reserved.Cherryville is an unincorporated rural area, located in the foothills of the Monashee Mountains; named in 1919 after the wild Choke Cherry.The Cherryville community is close-knit, with many residents being descendants of homesteading families; joined by others over the years, sharing a common love for this special place we call home.

By adminThe Grounds will Officially Open on the evening of May 2nd! Come celebrate the start of another horse season at the Nelson & District Riding Club.Thursday, May 2nd at 5pm is the Spring Clean Up and Grounds Opening BBQ. You do not have to be a member to help out and have a free dinner! Just infonelsonridingclub.com to let us know you're coming so we can buy enough food for everyone.We will also hold a brief club meeting at the grounds following dinner. Bring shovels, rakes and wheelbarrows if you have them. This usually takes only an hour or two. at most, with enough volunteers – and then there will be a BBQ supplied by the NDRC. Many hands make light work! If you can't make the clean up date and want to help out, there are always opportunities. the exec and we can point you at a much needed task that suits your abilities!Don't forget the chance to win fabulous prizes at each monthly meeting. see you there!

Nelson and District Teachers' Association!Press Conference June 16 2014Rotating strikes In SD#8All school sites in SD 8 Kootenay Lake will be shut down on Friday, June 13th. Monday will be a study session for all teachers.We will continue to provide members with any new information.As a precaution, however, and because the situation is so fluid, the Federation recommends you take personal items that you will need during the summer home with you this week.