Jim Bailey is a sports editor with a focus on local sports in the British Columbia area, specifically in Trail. With his work appearing in various publications such as Rossland News and Grand Forks Gazette, Jim covers a range of sports events and news, providing updates and insights to the community.
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Jim Bailey focuses heavily on local event coverage, particularly in sports. His articles often revolve around community events and local sports teams such as the Smoke Eaters and Nitehawks. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing updates or insights related to these specific topics. Additionally, given his focus on localized content within British Columbia's Trail area, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique community initiatives or upcoming events within this region.
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By: Jim Bailey
The 44 Engineers went through a series of assault boat training and rescue exercises on the Columbia
The 44 Engineers went through a series of assault boat training and rescue exercises on the Columbia
Former Centennials forwards Jack Ziliotto and Dylan Lariviere will suit up with the Smoke Eaters
Residents can access up to a $1,000 rebate for fire hazard reduction work done on homes and yards
Official ceremony commemorating Jason Bay Field will go on Saturday, May 18 at Butler Park
Special OlympicsBC-Trail hosting June 8 bocce championship; volunteers needed
The RDKB budget has more than doubled over the past decade The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB) provided a budget update for the city of Rossland council at its meeting May 6.
Rossland Community Farmers Market officially joins the LCCDTS IncrEDIBLE Market The Rossland Community Farmers Market has joined forces with Trail's IncrEDIBLE Farmers Market.
The 3-day Silver City Days AM Ford Bocce tournament rolled out a competitive field of 128 players
The EAO public engagement will help determine whether an environmental assessment is required
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