The Daily Courier

Kelowna City Hall closed at Christmas

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Kelowna City Hall will be closed from Christmas Day through New Year’s Day, reopening on Jan. 2.

The Glenmore dump will be closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

The Parkinson Recreation Centre will be closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day, with reduced operating hours through the rest of the holiday season.

Brewery proposed in Lower Mission

A craft brewery is planned for a new mixed-use developmen­t now under constructi­on in Kelowna’s Lower Mission.

Shore Line Brewery hopes to win city council’s endorsemen­t for its liquor licence applicatio­n for premises in the Shore building, opposite Gyro Park.

“Beer will be manufactur­ed and sold on site, along with a full-service restaurant specializi­ng in comfort food,” reads part of the company’s applicatio­n.

There is currently no date for council to consider the matter.

7 vehicles rammed by alleged robbers

Four police cars and three civilian vehicles were rammed as a pair of alleged robbers attempted to evade police in the North Okanagan.

One man was arrested after a search with a police dog. The other remains at large.

Shortly after an attempted robbery in Salmon Arm Monday morning, Enderby Mounties located the suspect vehicle, a white Ford pickup truck, travelling south on Highway 97A.

In its attempt to flee from police, the suspect vehicle rammed the police and civilian vehicles, causing significan­t damage, said Const. Kelly Brett.

A police dog and police air services were called in, and officers located the vehicle at the end of Jack Pine Road, where it came to a stop with both suspects fleeing on foot.

One man was taken into custody by an officer and his dog.

As of Monday evening, one suspect remained at large, and officers were still heavily engaged in the investigat­ion, said Brett.

No injuries were reported.

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