Submitted by Stacy Pavlov on Thu, 05/16/2013 - 16:30
Double baskets. Stephen Bearss displays two hanging baskets purchased to help support the Enderby and District Resource Centre’s spring fundraiser last week. A total of 103 planters were pre-ordered for the centre’s fifth year of the flower fundraiser. (Stacy Pavlov photo)
Submitted by Stacy Pavlov on Thu, 05/16/2013 - 16:28
Officials are keeping a close eye on Enderby’s rivers and creeks as temperatures jumped quickly last week.
The lower levels of the slightly higher than normal snow pack have already melted due to the early warm temperatures, but there’s still plenty of snow at higher levels, prompting officials to caution residents.
“It’s up to the property owners to mitigate any flooding concerns. We are essentially concerned with life safety,” explained Brent Watson, emergency management co-ordinator.
Submitted by Stacy Pavlov on Thu, 05/16/2013 - 16:05
The city of Enderby has proven that its drinking water remains at a high quality.
According to the annual drinking water report required to be provided under the B.C. Drinking Water Protection Act, the city has met its goal of providing clean, safe and reliable drinking water free of disease-causing organisms and chemicals.
Submitted by Stacy Pavlov on Thu, 05/16/2013 - 16:02
A lot happens in order for Enderby residents to turn their tap on for a sip of water.
As a way of helping people understand where their water comes from and what it goes through from Shuswap River to tap to drain, the city is providing a guided tour of the wastewater treatment plant during Drinking Water Week.
