Wildwood breaks ground

Wildwood breaks ground

A group of Wildwood residents, along with Wildwood elementary principal Mamie Elkins, Wildwood Community Association executive Denise Thompson and Williams Lake councillor Sue Zacharias, break ground at the school where a new hockey rink will sit.

A group of Wildwood residents, along with Wildwood elementary principal Mamie Elkins, Wildwood Community Association executive Denise Thompson and Williams Lake councillor Sue Zacharias, break ground at the school where a new hockey rink will sit.

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