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Wright's role in the foster parenting circle is to assist foster parents. She helps resolve differences between foster parents and their foster children's social workers, as well as does safety checks of the placement, among other things. She calls herself \"the social worker for foster parents.\"

This number can be broken down into: 42 east of Revelstoke on the Trans-Canada Highway, 36 west of Revelstoke on the Trans-Canada Highway, six south of Revelstoke on Highway 23, one north of Revelstoke on Highway 23, and five in-town accidents...

Over 2006, the total estimated loss from fire stands at $223,770, which can be broken down into $193,270 from insured municipal loss, $28,050 from uninsured municipal loss, $2,000 from insured CSRD areas and no losses from uninsured CSRD areas. The total number of calls was 148, the highest number of those being false alarms (47), the next highest being municipal burning and miscellaneous (21), and the lowest being wild land interface (2).

\"We fundraise in various forms, and the money goes to areas in the community,\" says Don Osachoff, one of the members of the Elks of Canada in Revelstoke. \"We do bartending and a new, exciting DJ service.\" The Revelstoke contacts for the Elks of Canada, in case you want to learn more or to volunteer, are: Don Osachoff, who can be reached at 837-9282, Clancy Boettger, who can be reached at 837-4126 and George Hopkins, who can be reached at 837-6551.

The starting yearly salary for unskilled non-commissioned members is $30,000, but if you are semi-skilled or skilled in the area you're planning to go into then the salary will increase appropriately. For officers, the starting salary is $42,000 a year, but as with non-commissioned members, the salary will increase with the amount of skill you have in the area you're going into. There's a local detachment, the Rocky Mountain Rangers, which you can contact at 837-3242 or 837-4221 if you are interested in joining. However, you must be younger than 19 to join. Scouts is also an accepted alternative, but Cadets is much more helpful in securing a position. One important thing to note is that the Cadets do not recruit members into the Canadian Forces. They are simply a youth group that bears similarities to the military.

Last Thursday night at the United Church, three tenors, named Philip Grant, Ken Lavigne, and Frederik Robert, each with prestigious credentials (including Vancouver Opera, Pacific Opera Victoria, and Opera Nuova respectively) who call themselves \"Romanza: L'Arte del Tenore\" which, when translated, means \"The Art of the Tenor\" came to Revelstoke and gave an amazing performance.

Warmer, wetter winters and drier, hotter summers. It's hard not to notice what's changing in terms of climate, and that has local youth thinking about the future. \"A lot of trees will die,\" says RSS student Lars Boggild. \"It's not necessarily a matter of oxygen, it's a matter of what the trees protect and what they do for the animals.\" Both of them are also worried about the tree population they fear will decline, what with logging, insect pests, and the effects of the climate changing.

The award categories were Residential Renovation, Residential Detail, Commercial Renovation, Commercial Infill, and one honourable mention for each of the two categories of Residential Renovation and Residential Detail.

\"I use it to text my friends,\" says Keysha Jackson, a student at RSS. A few other teenagers interviewed said much the same thing, and it seems that they prefer text messaging over talking. This may be because text messaging is completely silent. But it could also be because it's something more recent and trendy. As well, text messaging costs money without a special, more expensive plan, so older teenagers with jobs are the ones who are more able to afford text messaging.