ROTHENBURGER — One word makes big difference in stop signs
COLUMN — Bilingual stop signs aren’t such a bad idea. They aren’t meaningless. They aren’t token. Some people, judging by conversations on social media, think they [Continue]
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Rothenburger — The state of media in Kamloops, a year later
COLUMN — I miss my daily newspaper. I miss it every day. I still miss that walk down the driveway to find it in the tube — sometimes wet and soggy, but still a thing of [Continue]
Rothenburger — Don Cameron’s life of courage and loyalty
COLUMN — Canada lost a patriot and Kamloops lost a good citizen this week with the passing of Don Cameron. Don was a consummate Conservative who took his love of country [Continue]
Rothenburger — Frootloops council adjourns for Christmas
COLUMN — It’s Christmas eve and, right on cue, a gentle snowfall covers Frootloops in a blanket of white. Frootloops councillors are anxious to get home to await the [Continue]
Rothenburger — Why sappy Christmas movies are a threat to world peace
COLUMN — One of the curses of this holiday season is the annual onslaught of what we, in our house, call “sappy Christmas movies.” You know the ones — made for TV, [Continue]
Rothenburger — May City’s newsletter last more than one edition
COLUMN — Somewhere, in one of my many boxes of useless memorabilia in the basement, is a copy of a City of Kamloops newsletter from the mid-1970s. It’s a few pages of [Continue]
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