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Six community groups to receive funding from City

Summary by Penticton Herald

Pickleballers, lawn bowlers, outdoor hockey players and minor baseball players will all be happy campers as Penticton council approved spending almost $740,000 to upgrade and renovate sports facilities in 2025 as part of a provincial government funding agreement with municipalities.

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Six community groups to receive funding from City

Pickleballers, lawn bowlers, outdoor hockey players and minor baseball players will all be happy campers as Penticton council approved spending almost $740,000 to upgrade and renovate sports facilities in 2025 as part of a provincial government funding agreement with municipalities.

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Penticton Herald broke the news in 10 months ago on Saturday, September 14, 2024.

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