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One day closure for Kids Care Spray Park in West Kelowna

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By Gary L. Barnes
| Lake Country Calendar Verified
The Kids Care Spray Park at Westbank Centre Park will be closed from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 15 for repair work. Julia’s Junction, the dog park, and the community garden will stay open and accessible during the repairs. A list of West Kelownal parks, trails, and beaches can be found on the city’s website.
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'Trying to extort fees': Kelowna watercraft operators push back

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By Gary Barnes Verified, Gary L. Barnes
| Smithers, Interior News Verified
Fed up and feeling ignored, a group of Kelowna watercraft rental operators say city hall is strong-arming them with unfair fees, poor planning, and a refusal to listen. Following a recent meeting with city staff, the group formed the Kelowna Watercraft Rental Association (KWRA) to push back on the constant issues they deal with at the Water Street boat launch. “We want to cooperate with the city because we work here every day,” said Denys Storozhuk, owner of Okanagan Experience.
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By Gary Barnes Verified, Gary L. Barnes
| Rossland News Verified
What began as a Kelowna woman’s tribute to her late cousin has grown into a nationwide wave of awareness, inclusion, and support for Canadians living with autism. Kim Inglis launched Making Waves for Autism in 2024 in honour of her cousin Tyler, who passed away in August 2023. He left behind a wife and a young son on the autism spectrum. To pay tribute and raise awareness, Inglis paddled 365 kilometres solo that first year.
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