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Schell: It’s full steam ahead for Tin Whistle Brewing

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 24, 2012

As the popularity of local brews rage on, the fan base for Tin Whistle Brewing continues to grow.

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Schell: Experience the Okanagan–foodie style

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 23, 2012

The Okanagan’s food and wine scene has been growing exponentially over the past few years.

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SPCA summer camps empower youth

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

Kelowna SPCA branch now accepting registration to week-long camps during July and August.

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from Jude's Kitchen: Earth Wind and Fire

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

Fine food and wine will be a feature of the June 1 fund-raiser for the Nature Trust of B.C. at the Delta Grand, Earth Wind and Fire.

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Marteny: Using electric scooters safely

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 22, 2012

While electric scooters are a great mobility aid for seniors, they must also take ultimate responsible for their own safety.

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Kaufman: Acupuncture treatments can subside foot pain ailment

Kelowna Capital News - Friday May 18, 2012

Morton's neuroma causes painful swelling at the ball of the foot.

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Steele: Some plants wear out their welcome

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 17, 2012

To prevent extra work in the garden it is wise to avoid planting anything that spreads quickly.

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Hodge: May Days always a fun affair

Kelowna Capital News - Thursday May 17, 2012

No certainty in NHL playoffs this year, but annual Rutland long weekend celebration always entertaining family event.

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Burnett: Adapting our provincial floral emblem to the Okanagan

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

There are many species of the Dogwood, but not all of them will thrive in our local backyards.

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Hergott: Calling for change in attitude of drivers

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 16, 2012

Accidents caused by drivers falling asleep at the wheel should never happen, says Paul Hergott.

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London Drugs offers healthy heart clinics

Kelowna Capital News - Monday May 14, 2012

Store pharmacists in West Kelowna and Kelowna can assess likelihood of clinic participants developing heart disease.

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Keep animals out of your garbage

Kelowna Capital News - Monday May 14, 2012

Regional Waste Reduction Office urges residents to keep their garbage locked down to keep the bears away.

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Steele: Mother’s Day plant sale offers gift ideas

Kelowna Capital News - Friday May 11, 2012

Summerland Friends of the Garden spring plant sale in the Summerland Ornamental Gardens Saturday 8-4 and Sunday 8-3.

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Schell: Get in touch with the art of communal dining

Kelowna Capital News - Friday May 11, 2012

I have always adored the image of a long, white linen-draped table. It evokes warm feelings—a village celebration.

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Volunteer: What legacy are you planning to leave behind you?

Kelowna Capital News - Friday May 11, 2012

May is Legacy Giving month. It is time for us to think about our financial donations to charities.

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Burnett: Colourful world of ‘coral bells’

Kelowna Capital News - Friday May 11, 2012

When I hear the name coral bells, I immediately think of my Grandma Henderson.

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from Jude's Kitchen: updated classics

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 15, 2012

Here are some updated versions of venerable classics for Victoria Day...

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Oz: Even dogs have knee problems

Kelowna Capital News - Wednesday May 9, 2012

I’ve noticed in all of my history with veterinary medicine that cases tend to appear in pairs or multiples.

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Krogel: End of high school both a sad and exciting time for grads

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 8, 2012

The days are growing longer and I am increasingly having difficulty paying attention in class instead of daydreaming about the beach.

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Kittle: Move it or lose it is the message for seniors

Kelowna Capital News - Tuesday May 8, 2012

Some older adults may be afraid that exercise will be too strenuous, or could even harm them. However, the opposite is true.

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