Some corrections more embarrassing than others
Publishing corrections comes with the territory in this business. When you publish several thousand words every morning there’s bound to be a glitch or two. This will shock [Continue]
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Hey, who you calling a prison town, Osoyoos?
Keith Lacey is very, very sorry. The besieged editor of the Osoyoos (pronounced O-SOO-YUSS, not O-SOY-YOOS, please) Times apologized Monday for the things he said during a [Continue]
To publish, or not to publish photo of suspect in assault?
I got a phone message yesterday morning from a reader who objected to the picture on the front page of the young man being arrested at Lansdowne Village mall. It was, she [Continue]
I love the smell of ink ruboff in the morning
This will gain me a few new nicknames, I’m pretty sure. Dinosaur, Troglodyte, Luddite and Idiot come to mind. Well, okay, I’ve been called Idiot before. It’s quite [Continue]
Labour negotiator Gerry Bell is going to be missed
“We’re right where we should be.” That’s what Gerry Bell always used to say when we were in the middle of bargaining with our union and we’d hit [Continue]
Former Kamloops newsman writes of life as a war correspondent
BOOK REVIEW By MEL ROTHENBURGER TITLE: Kings, Killers and Kinks in the Cosmos (paperback) AUTHOR: Robert Egby PUBLISHER: Three Mile Point Publishing Have you ever known [Continue]
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