Blacksheep come back against Kelowna in Alberni

The Alberni Blacksheep came from behind to win 26-24 against Kelowna last weekend in Alberni.

A three-on-one on the rugby field—three Kelowna Div. 2 players against one Port Alberni Black Sheep—couldn’t keep the host team down

A three-on-one on the rugby field—three Kelowna Div. 2 players against one Port Alberni Black Sheep—couldn’t keep the host team down

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Concern over the closure of the Woodward’s lunch counter led the museum to commission Margo Thom to photograph the area in February 1993. It is believed that the lunch counter was little changed since the store was built in the late 1940s. A standing sign to the right foreground states, “Woodward’s Restaurants will close permanently on Saturday, Feb. 27, 1993. Thank you for your loyal patronage.” This and 24,000 other historical photos can be seen on the Alberni Valley Museum’s online photo archive at portalberni.pastperfectonline.com. (PHOTO PN13262 COURTESY ALBERNI VALLEY MUSEUM)
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‘Road flooded’ signs in the 3500-block of Fourth Avenue caution drivers who are trying to get around in heavy rain on Sept. 17, 2021. (SUSAN QUINN/ Alberni Valley News)
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Courtenay-Alberni candidates participate in an all-candidates meeting hosted by the North Island Students Union. (SCREENSHOT)
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