Kimberley Daily Bulletin, April 05, 2016

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TUESDAY APRIL 5, 2016

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ROLAND GASCHEN PHOTO

He flies through the air with the greatest of ease, does the Dummy Santa. But he was in for a hard landing. 21 dummies were entered in the Dummy Downhill at the Kimberley Alpine Resort on Sunday, April 3 and provided a great many thrills for the crowd. See more page 2.

Tough decisions to be made, Mayor says

A thorough review of all city assets has to include everything, including Cominco Gardens, Mayor Don McCormick says C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

City budgets are all about hard decisions and there has been some buzz in the community lately about potential cuts to Cominco Gardens. Mayor Don McCormick says that nobody wants to see the gardens lost but right now they are costing the City money it can ill afford. “We are taking a look at KCDS (Kimberley Community Develop-

ment Society) and we have to look at all the assets within it. The campground is a good money maker, the conference centre, not so much, though we are taking steps to deal with that. The question with Cominco Gardens is, how do we keep them without losing money?” McCormick says every single city asset is under review. “We said we would have a service review and that means everything. Cominco Gardens is included in that. “In the last election campaign everybody talked about tough decisions to be made. We need to make them. Not everyone will agree but we can’t be blinded by emotion. “Ultimately change can be a positive thing.”

Yes, it’s fire season

Fire at north end of St. Mary’s Reserve grows to 37 hectares C AROLYN GR ANT Bulletin Editor

One of the first wildfires of the season occurred on Saturday afternoon, April 2, reports Karli Shaughnessy of the Southeast Fire Centre. The fire started on the St Mary’s Reserve, near the north boundary, right beside LD Ranch Road just south of where it intersects with Olson Road, SUSAN BOND PHOTO says resident Susan A wildfire on the north boundary of the St. Mary’s Reserve near LD Ranch Bond, who lives in the Road was a cause for concern on Saturday, April 2. area. See FIRE, Page 4


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