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Wayne Moore
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250-860-5050 ext: 103

Wayne is a 35 year veteran in the broadcasting industry in both radio and on-line.

He has spent the last 30 plus years in Kelowna and has called Castanet home since the fires of 2003.

With a background in both sports and news reporting, Wayne spends much of his time on the City Hall/political and sports beats at Castanet.

Wayne is married and has two grown sons of his own and a step-son.

Rail trail stops here

Photo: Contributed Gates block access to a portion of the Okanagan Rail Trail A small portion of the Okanagan Rail Trail remains in limbo while plans are made to begin construction of the trail in the fall. About two kilometres of the

Wages down, benefits up

Photo: Jon Manchester One fewer pay period means city wages dropped in 2016. One fewer pay period had a significant effect on the City of Kelowna's wage structure in 2016. The city paid out less in wages but more in benefits

Okanagan Sears safe

Alanna Kelly Today's announcement by Sears to close 59 stores and eliminate about 2,900 jobs will not affect operations in the Okanagan. Sears outlets in Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon, Oliver, Keremeos and Princeton will all remain open under

Floods postpone fireworks

  Madison Erhardt Kelowna's Canada Day celebrations will not end with the usual bang. The traditional fireworks show has been postponed to the BC Day long weekend due to high water levels on Okanagan Lake. "This decision

Thomson chosen speaker

Photo: BC Legislature UPDATE: 12:35 p.m. New speaker Steve Thomson says he is not looking beyond his duties in the event of the Liberal government's defeat, and it would be up to a new government to appoint a speaker. But he didn't

What's up with parkade?

Finishing touches are being put on the new memorial parkade in downtown Kelowna. But, one of those has some people shaking their heads. What appears to be wire-grate fencing is being erected around the facing of the structure. "It's

Park pervert punched in face

Photo: Google Maps Swalwell Park in Lake Country Kelowna RCMP have a 64-year-old man in custody following a physical altercation at Swalwell Park in Lake Country Tuesday afternoon. According to police, there was a confrontation in the

Kelowna power on

Photo: Contributed UPDATE: 7:50 p.m. FortisBC reported power was restored to customers in the Kelowna area at 7:40 p.m. ORIGINAL STORY: 3:50 p.m. About 1,600 customers in the Upper Mission area of Kelowna are without power. It

RPS battle goes to court

Photo: Wayne Moore Wendi Swarbrick is again at the centre of a controversy involving the Rutland Park Society. Infighting between the board of Rutland Park Society and members has reached the courts. The society's board has petitioned

A licence to grow

Trent Kitsch is now licensed to cultivate medical marijuana out of his West Kelowna facility. Health Canada issued the licence Friday, a little more than a month after inspecting the operation. The licence only allows Kitsch to cultivate medical

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