The greens at the Williams Lake Golf Course quietly await spring under a blanket of snow broken only by a few animal tracks.

The greens at the Williams Lake Golf Course quietly await spring under a blanket of snow broken only by a few animal tracks.

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Access to Chilko-Newton Road south of Henry’s Crossing in the Chilcotin will be closed to the public during salmon spawning season from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31, 2022. (TNG map) A grizzly bear feeds on salmon to prepare for winter hibernation in the Chilcotin last fall. Once again, the Ministry of Land, Water and Resource Stewardship and Ministry of Forests have closed the Chilko-Newton Road to mitigate risks of human-bear contact during the salmon spawning season. (Monika Petersen file photo)
Road closure in Chilcotin set for Sept. 1 to reduce risk to humans, grizzly bears

Plans are in the works to have a second charging station at the Williams Lake City Hall parking lot. (Angie Mindus photo - Williams Lake Tribune)
Second electric vehicle fast charging station to be installed at Williams Lake City Hall

Thunder Mountain Speedway is in need of an asphalt repair for a spot on the track and the club is hoping the city of Williams Lake will help. (Photo submitted)
City supports Thunder Mountain Speedway’s request to help to patch local race track

Williams Lake Stampede Parade organizer Willie Dye is already making plans for next year’s parade. (Angie Mindus photo - Williams Lake Tribune)
‘The good part of this is we saved the parade’; Williams Lake Stampede Parade organizer tells council