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Even after 65 years together, there are still firsts for this couple

Even after 65 years together, there are still firsts for this couple

The secret to a successful marriage is to have a wife with a lot of patience. That's what Delbert Wood, better known as Deb, said while his patient wife, Dorothy, waited to add that it's important to marry a kind man like Deb.

Teams investigate conveyor levels at Babine, Lakeland

Clues in the wreckage of Babine Forest Products and Lakeland Mills have brought investigators to the same general area of the two mills.

Lakeland fund rises to $155,000

Three weeks after an explosion and fire destroyed the Lakeland Mills sawmill, fundraising to help employees and their families has reached the $155,000 mark, the Prince George Community Foundation said Monday.
Pining to play at the mall

Pining to play at the mall

After two years of planning, the Pine Centre Mall just got a little more kid-friendly. There's now a new indoor children's play area, Pine for Play, bringing the great outdoors inside with its camping theme.

Softwood duty to drop

The rising price for Canadian lumber is about to deliver an added benefit. The duty on exports into the U.S. will decline to 10 per cent from 15 per cent on June 1, after the composite price for softwood struck the $316 per thousand board feet level.

Lakewood Dental Group to go through major renovation

Dentists practising at Lakewood Dental Group will be setting up shop at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) for the summer while their home goes through a major renovation starting near the end of this month.

Fire causes $1 million damage

A log dump pile in the Cariboo backcountry caused an estimated $1 million damage and Quesnel RCMP are looking for a culprit. The fire occurred last Thursday on Baezaeko Road near the community of Nazko.

Lots of forest fires in the region

Almost 20 forest fires sparked up in the northeastern region of the province over the weekend and all of them were caused by humans. According to Jillian Chimko of the Prince George Fire Centre, 18 fires got their start.

UNBC transit trips to stop for summer

Much of the city's transit service to the University of Northern British Columbia is about to take a summer holiday. Starting May 22 and lasting until Sept. 4, the following runs will be on hold: - Route 15 morning runs to the UNBC at 7:51 a.m.

Snowpack levels remain high

The snowpacks in the Upper Fraser and Nechako basins are at "levels of concern for increased flood risk," the provincial government's River Forecast Centre says in its latest update.