Barry Gerding

Kelowna

Senior Regional Reporter at Penticton Western News

Senior Regional Reporter at Lake Country Calendar

Senior Regional Reporter at Kelowna Capital News

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Central Okanagan students support the environment

1 week ago | saobserver.net | Barry Gerding

Six Canyon Falls Middle School students are working with CARE mentor Josh Smith to understand the vital link between plants, partnerships, and protecting the planet. A biologist with Xeriscape Endemic Nursery & Ecological Solutions, Smith is showing the team that growing indigenous plants is the best way to protect nature and biodiversity, thereby supporting local climate action.
Central Okanagan students support the environment

1 week ago | westknews.com | Barry Gerding

Six Canyon Falls Middle School students are working with CARE mentor Josh Smith to understand the vital link between plants, partnerships, and protecting the planet. A biologist with Xeriscape Endemic Nursery & Ecological Solutions, Smith is showing the team that growing indigenous plants is the best way to protect nature and biodiversity, thereby supporting local climate action.
Central Okanagan students support the environment

1 week ago | kelownacapnews.com | Barry Gerding

Six Canyon Falls Middle School students are working with CARE mentor Josh Smith to understand the vital link between plants, partnerships, and protecting the planet. A biologist with Xeriscape Endemic Nursery & Ecological Solutions, Smith is showing the team that growing indigenous plants is the best way to protect nature and biodiversity, thereby supporting local climate action.
Central Okanagan students support the environment

1 week ago | lakecountrycalendar.com | Barry Gerding

Six Canyon Falls Middle School students are working with CARE mentor Josh Smith to understand the vital link between plants, partnerships, and protecting the planet. A biologist with Xeriscape Endemic Nursery & Ecological Solutions, Smith is showing the team that growing indigenous plants is the best way to protect nature and biodiversity, thereby supporting local climate action.
Okanagan Basin Water Board briefs: New additions to administration continue

1 week ago | vernonmorningstar.com | Barry Gerding

New faces continue to occupy new jobs within the Okanagan Basin Water Board administration. The latest addition is Christina White as the water quality manager. White is a Registered Professional Biologist with a Bachelor of Science Degree specializing in freshwater biology. She has spent the past 12 years as an aquatic biologist and project manager for an environmental consulting firm. The water quality manager position is a new one for the Okanagan Basin Water Board.
Kelowna couple shares their dementia journey

2 weeks ago | vernonmorningstar.com | Barry Gerding

For nine seasons as an offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League, Chuck Liebrock lined up against players who were often bigger and stronger than him. Yet at a playing size of 6'1", 245 pounds, Liebrock held his own playing in the gridiron trenches as an offensive guard for the Toronto Argonauts (1968-69) and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1970-77).
Central Okanagan school trustees to get a 2.5% raise

2 weeks ago | kelownacapnews.com | Barry Gerding

The school district finance committee has approved a 2.5 per cent indemnity increase for trustees. The committee recommendation will be presented to the Central Okanagan Board of Education for final adoption at an upcoming board meeting. The stipend increase is in accordance with board policy to grant indemnity increases in accordance with the BC Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the period of July 2, 2024, to June 30, 2025.
Kelowna school site chosen as staging area for portables, buses

2 weeks ago | westknews.com | Barry Gerding

The Quigley Elementary school site has been chosen as a new staging area for Central Okanagan Public Schools portables and school buses. The site was approved by the Central Okanagan Board of Education after a comprehensive study was carried out by school district staff to address significant challenges due to rapidly growing student enrolment. The growth has created pressing space needs that can't be met at the current Dease Road operations site.
Kelowna school site chosen as staging area for portables, buses

2 weeks ago | kelownacapnews.com | Barry Gerding

The Quigley Elementary school site has been chosen as a new staging area for Central Okanagan Public Schools portables and school buses. The site was approved by the Central Okanagan Board of Education after a comprehensive study was carried out by school district staff to address significant challenges due to rapidly growing student enrolment. The growth has created pressing space needs that can't be met at the current Dease Road operations site.
Central Okanagan school briefs: Corporate sponsorship recognition debated

2 weeks ago | kelownacapnews.com | Barry Gerding

Installation of a "small, discreet, non-profit donor plaque" at École George Elliot Secondary in Lake Country raised questions among Central Okanagan trustees about the appropriateness of recognizing donations to local schools. The plaque request was made by the Lake Country Rotary Club as part of the condition for the $10,000 donation to the Library Learning Commons (LLC) at the high school.

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