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A large used clothing sale with thousands of items will be held in Kelowna on July 5th and 6th at The Red Barn. The sale features organized sections for brands like Lululemon and Aritzia, workout gear, and brand-name shoes, with a buy four get one free deal. Admission is free.
Tesla delivered its first car autonomously from factory to customer, showcasing progress towards full autonomy. The delivery highlighted existing shortcomings in Tesla's self-driving software, raising concerns about scalability and real-world reliability. Regulatory hurdles and safety concerns remain significant challenges for Tesla's autonomous vehicle ambitions.
Jeff Hunter won the AON District Open by nine shots, finishing with a 5-under 67 on Sunday. This victory marks Hunter's first District Open win in 13 years, making him the first golfer since 2008 to hold all three local major titles simultaneously. Hunter's strong performance allowed him to play conservatively and secure the win despite a bogey on the final hole.
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District is offering rebates for fire mitigation work. Seniors can receive up to $750, while other homeowners can receive up to $500. Residents must request a free FireSmart Home Assessment to qualify, and funding is available until October 31 on a first-come, first-serve basis.
A former McDonald's chef suggests ordering a McMuffin without butter or a Big Breakfast without pancakes for a lower-calorie and lower-fat breakfast. He also recommends ordering scrambled eggs and Canadian bacon separately. Some viewers suggest other options like oatmeal or apple slices.
The ‘ZFG’ crew reclaimed their men’s seine boat race championship last summer with the narrowest of victories over ‘Merger’.
The article highlights several prominent LGBTQ+ figures like Alan Turing, Christine Jorgensen, Little Nas X, Bill Thom, Billy Jean King, and RuPaul, who have positively impacted the community through their achievements and advocacy. They have made strides in science, the arts, law, sports, and transgender visibility, contributing to LGBTQ+ acceptance and rights. These figures serve as role models and have advocated for suicide prevention, legal rights, and equality.
A Grand Island police officer, Thomas J. Franz, allegedly caused a crash in 2022 while speeding and running a red light, seriously injuring an elderly woman; he was never disciplined and was later promoted despite refusing to cooperate with the investigation. The town settled lawsuits related to the incident for nearly $1 million without public disclosure, raising concerns about transparency and accountability, particularly since Franz was responding to a low-priority call. A town council member is now questioning the handling of the situation and seeking answers about the lack of discipline and the promotion.
After losing her home in the Palisades fire at age 100, Lee Calvert moved in with her daughter in the Santa Cruz Mountains and is rebuilding her active life. Despite the loss of her belongings and community, she remains optimistic, engaging in activities like swing dancing, hiking, pottery, and ping pong. Calvert emphasizes adapting to life's challenges and looking forward to the next good thing.