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Petition signed by 150 residents

Summary by Penticton Herald
John Archer, who resigned as chair of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan committee out of protest, collected 150 names in a petition opposing pickleball courts at Skaha Lake Park, Saturday.
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Petition signed by 150 residents

John Archer, who resigned as chair of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan committee out of protest, collected 150 names in a petition opposing pickleball courts at Skaha Lake Park, Saturday.

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Penticton Herald broke the news in on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
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