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The Similkameen continues to spread its wings, with the news that temporarily shuttered Herder Winery has been purchased by Corcelettes Winery.

Time flies! Before we get too far into the New Year, here are my picks, in inverse order, for the top five news stories for seniors in 2014. 5. The treatment of Canada's Veterans.

Do As I Do by Claudia Fugazza (Dogwise Publishing, 80 pages) $25 Can you teach an old dog a new trick? The old expression says no, but Claudia Fugazza wants to show you a very different approach to training that may change the way you feel about how

Seniors Gathering: A free drop-in program for an informal get together and chat from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every month at the North Vancouver City Library, 120 West 14th St. At the Jan.

Greens Grains, by Molly Watson, Chronicle Books, 124 pages, $23.95 If you can, keep it secret and don't tell anyone how good these meals are for you.

Ministry of Health offers tips for preventing accidents

Daphne Nederhorst likes to dream big.

Tracy Williams to lead cedar bracelets workshop at Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre

closing TIME West Vancouver men's clothing store Baracos + Brand is closing its doors as of Feb. 28. Owned by Christine Baracos, the store has been open for two years at 1411 Bellevue Ave.

Orchid Care and Culture: Anna Kanz of the Vancouver Orchid Society will give a presentation and demo Thursday, Jan. 8, 10:30 a.m. at West Vancouver Seniors' Activity Centre, 695 21st St. $2.25 drop-in. Contact Mary Delaney, 604-921-4117.