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Hen session at Council tonight Subscriber
Almost two dozen Penticton residents who have qualified to raise backyard hens, will be seeking final city council approval this evening.
Council will decide on temporary use applications from 23 residential property owners throughout the city who responded to council's 18-month backyard hen pilot project proposal endorsed in January. No more than five hens and no roosters may be kept on site.
Also on council's agenda is a final decision on an application by The Mule Nightclub to extend its hours of operation to noon to 3 a.m. from the existing 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. schedule. The public will have an opportunity to comment.
The council meeting starts at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
Community invited to discuss racism Subscriber
NARAMATA - The Naramata Centre is co-hosting a community conversation on racism, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at McLaren Hall at 3375 3rd Street. The forum also involves South Okanagan Immigrant and Community Services.
Farming: local leaders must step up Subscriber
Farming is no spectator sport, says Michael Ableman. It needs local communities to take on more of a leadership role to preserve agriculture.
Heritage fair Subscriber
Dead need not apply for award Subscriber
Dead people can no longer be named Citizen of the Year in Peachland.
Salmon project in its 9th year Subscriber
E.T. seeker to visit Subscriber
College to help listen in on galaxy Subscriber
Some Okanagan College professors and students are helping local people who want to reach for the stars.
Attraction reopens Subscriber
Funding urged for infertility treatments Subscriber
British Columbia should follow the lead of Ontario and help pay for the cost of some infertility treatments, says the founder of a support group.
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