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Kelowna’s first Chipotle set to open next week (opens the original)
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Kelowna’s first Chipotle is almost here. The restaurant will open its doors to the public Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 150-1950 Harvey Ave., marking the chain’s first Okanagan Valley location. The new restaurant is located in a space that was previously home to a TD Canada Trust branch. The Kelowna location will be Chipotle’s 24th restaurant in British Columbia and 91st Canada. It will also be the company’s first B.C. location outside the Lower Mainland and Victoria. Chipotle is known for its tacos,
Lakeshore Road lane closure starts Wednesday (opens the original)
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Drivers using Lakeshore Road should expect traffic changes starting Wednesday, Sept. 23. The southbound lane between Richter Street and Lanfranco Road will be closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through to Friday, Sept. 25. Southbound traffic will be shifted into the northbound lane, while northbound drivers will be detoured along Richter Street and Lanfranco Road. The closure will allow crews to safely continue work on the Lakeshore Road improvement project. The project includes new water and stormwat
Bennett Bridge closure Tuesday morning renews calls for second crossing (opens the original)
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The closure of the William R. Bennett Bridge for more than five hours Tuesday morning has renewed calls for a second crossing between West Kelowna and Kelowna. The bridge’s westbound lanes were closed shortly after 4 a.m. following a multi-vehicle crash. The crossing reopened just before 9 a.m. The disruption also forced Mount Boucherie Secondary School to close for the day after traffic delays prevented enough staff from reaching the school to safely operate. West Kelowna mayor-elect Stephen Jo
Kelowna mayor rappels 23 stories for Easter Seals fundraiser (opens the original)
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Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas stepped over the edge of the Landmark 7 Office Tower on Tuesday, rappelling 23 stories to help raise money for children and families living with disabilities. “It's a small bit on my part in order to make the organization that much more beneficial for everyone in the community," he said. Asked if he was nervous, Dyas said: “No, I'm just not going to look down.” The fundraiser, part of Easter Seals’ annual Drop Zone event, brought 38 rappelers to Kelowna, with participants
Kelowna RCMP officer enters Okanagan Lake to apprehend woman (opens the original)
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A Kelowna RCMP officer entered Okanagan Lake on Tuesday afternoon to apprehend a woman believed to be in crisis, following a report from a concerned friend. Video of the incident was shared widely on social media. At approximately 3:30 p.m. on September 15, Kelowna RCMP responded to a report concerning an individual believed to be in crisis. Officers attended the area of Abbott Street and Wardlaw Avenue, where the woman was last known to be walking. She was later located in the water near the Ma
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