With water levels subsiding, the ice mostly melted on the river and ice jams cleared up north of Selkirk, we’ve determined there is no threat of water breaching the temporary dike in Selkirk Park and we are reopening the park for public use. We ask everyone to please stay away from the river banks, and…
Selkirk Pool will become a dogs’ playground to close out the summer on Aug. 27 with the fourth annual K9 Swim and Splash. The final day for public swimming at the pool is Sunday, Aug. 25 and make-up swimming lessons will take place on Aug. 26. The dogs take over the following day from noon…
SELKIRK, JULY 16 – With a bark and a howl and several sniffs hello, Selkirk’s four-legged citizens were off and running at the official unleashing of the city’s first fenced off-leash dog park today. Mayor Larry Johannson said the opening of the off-leash park, located within Selkirk Park across the road from the campground office,…
If you feel a stronger than normal breeze coming from Selkirk Park in the near future, don’t worry, it’s just the additional air flow being created by the wagging of happy dog tails as they enjoy the city’s first fenced off-leash dog park. Ruth Rolfe, the city’s Manager of Parks and Recreation Facilities, says the…
The Selkirk Park Happy Trails Group has been enjoying Selkirk Park for many years. They are offering a “GetOutside” Selkirk tour. On Saturday January 5th at 2:15 they will meet at the trails and they want YOU to join them. You can wear snow shoes or boots. (snow shoers can pack the trail for walkers. )…