LETTER: The Merritt Centennials thanks the community
The Centennials have traversed one of the most difficult years ever alongside our various supporters who allow us to do all that we do.
Category: Letters
LETTER: Announcing the Bass Coast 2022 official lineup of acts
Bass Coast Festival is returning after a long two and a half years and we are very excited to finally bring the festival back.
LETTER: 4H Club clean up day
A few weekends ago, our club helped one of our leaders repair her home that was damaged by the flood.
LETTER: How to get a seat at the Merritt City Council table
Editor, This is part two of an earlier Public Service Announcement, regarding the upcoming Merritt...
LETTER: The electric vehicle is not our green silver bullet
If one compares the full cycle of electric vehicles (EVs) from manufacture, use and destruction/recycling they aren’t much better than internal combustion engine (ICE) alternatives.
LETTER: Poem for Ukraine
“Yes, the one who gave the promise will stand by it
and carry it through with victory and honour
to the precious and united people and leaders of Ukraine.”
LETTER: Rockin’ River back on
Founder, Kenny Hess is pleased to announce that the annual Rockin’ River Music Fest is back on after a two-year hiatus.
LETTER: Appreciation for post office employees
In a Letter to the Editor, Merrittonian Jim Madill gives a shout out to the hard-working employees of the Merritt post office.
LETTER: Some refreshing kind words from resident
Councillor Kurt Christopherson wrote in to say thanks for some kind words from a Merritt resident in our Feb. 3 edition.
LETTER: Grants now available through St. Michael’s for flood victims
Rev. Isabel Healy-Morrow would like the public to know that grants are available for flood victims through St. Michael’s Anglican Church.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from Literacy Merritt
Literacy Merritt sends a thank you to the community for a successful Unplug and Play Family Literacy Week.
A thanks to the City of Merritt from flood victim
A displaced citizen sends their thanks to the City of Merritt in a Letter to the Editor.
LETTER: A thank you to Merritt from Samaritan’s Purse
Samaritan’s Purse has finished their work in Merritt, and wanted to give one last thank you to the community.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Coldwater needs to be dredged
A reader inquires as to how to fix the ongoing problem of flooding within Merritt.
LETTER: A tough few years of COVID, fire and flood
11-year old Aiden van Rensburg gives his and his family’s account of the last two years of pandemic and disaster to strike Merritt and BC.
LETTER: Sewing shop a ‘hidden gem’
A reader writes about a local business.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A thank-you from the thrift shop
The auxiliary sends out a thank-you to those who have donated their can tabs.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Longtime dance teacher a community asset
Despite her credentials and experience, a list longer than and spanning more years than many of us have been alive for, Lizette Nel has invested herself in her passion, her students, her community, the people by whom she is surrounded, those who love dance but can’t or couldn’t dance for whatever reason as well as those who turned their passion into a career.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A kudos to the recycling depot
A local resident gives her thanks to the hard-working employees at the recycling depot in a letter to the editor.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Good Samaritans of Merritt
The Herald received a pair of Letters to the Editor this week, both praising the hospitality of the people of Merritt.
