Zachary Delaney is a reporter at Revelstoke Times Review and Keremeos Review. He covers a range of topics including traffic, wildfires, and crime, with a particular focus on issues affecting Canada, such as the impacts of La Niña. Zachary's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to reporting on crucial regional matters.
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Zachary Delaney's focus is predominantly local, centered around the city of Revelstoke in Canada. He extensively covers local events, community initiatives, and arts-related topics such as festivals, visual arts exhibitions, and sports activities.
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By: Zachary Delaney
The Art Bark Silent Auction was held at Jacobson Ford on Saturday (Sept. 16)
The events got underway at noon on Saturday (Sept. 16)
The ultra-endurance trail run covers more than 100 km in five days
The festival was held on Sunday, Sept. 17 at Queen Elizabeth Park
It all starts Friday, Sept. 22
The latest exhibition will run until Oct. 15
The event will start at 12:30 p.m. at Grizzly Plaza in Revelstoke
By: Zachary Delaney
The Marathon of Sport happend Saturday (Sept. 16)
Rain didn’t keep the community away from the art event of the year
By: Zach Delaney, Zachary Delaney
Young Revelstokian alpine skier, Yorke Parkin, received an exciting farewell Monday morning (Feb. 26) before hitting the highway to compete in the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in Calgary.
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