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Special athletes

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Lyonel Doherty, Times Chronicle Two teams of South Okanagan athletes are hoping to “rock” and “strike” the competition at the Special Olympics BC Winter Games in Kamloops this week. In the meantime, Tim Hortons in Oliver and Osoyoos are hosting a fundraiser by selling Special Olympics donuts with all proceeds going to the South Okanagan club. Coordinator Lee Chic said some local VIPs including Osoyoos Mayor Sue McKortoff and Oliver RCMP Sgt. Don…
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Special athletes

Lyonel Doherty, Times Chronicle Two teams of South Okanagan athletes are hoping to “rock” and “strike” the competition at the Special Olympics BC Winter Games in Kamloops this week. In the meantime, Tim Hortons in Oliver and Osoyoos are hosting a fundraiser by selling Special Olympics donuts with all proceeds going to the South Okanagan club. Coordinator Lee Chic said some local VIPs including Osoyoos Mayor Sue McKortoff and Oliver RCMP Sgt. Don…

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TimesChronicle.ca broke the news in on Friday, February 3, 2023.
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