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Wayne is a 30 year veteran of nearly 35 years 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.

Friends rally for couple

Photo: Contributed Friends and neighbours are rallying behind a Westside couple who have been forced out of their home. Ed Schneider and Ross Arnot have until the end of the month to either move their mobile home at the Jubilee Mobile Home

City cuts GHG emissions

Photo: Castanet Staff - File Photo The City of Kelowna continues to work towards its commitment of carbon neutrality. It's part of the Provincial Climate Action Charter it signed, along with 179 other communities, in 2007. Sustainability

More micro suites on way

Photo: Contributed Artist rendering Kelowna is trending smaller, at least when it comes to apartment sizes. City council Monday gave rezoning approval for a proposed  24-micro-unit row housing development at the corner of Ethel

Warriors Blackburn cleans up

Photo: Contributed Liam Blackburn may need to find a larger trophy case. The 18-year-old sophomore cleaned up Wednesday as the West Kelowna Warriors held their annual awards banquet. Blackburn took home four trophies including top scorer

Septic tank dump rates rise

The following are highlights from the Regional District of Central Okanagan board meeting held Monday, Feb. 23, 2015. Photo: Contributed The Regional Board has approved an amendment to the Septic Tank Effluent and Regulation Bylaw increasing

Deal reached with firefighters

Photo: Wayne Moore - Castanet File Photo The District of West Kelowna and its professional firefighters have come to an agreement on a new contract. West Kelowna council ratified the six-year agreement with Local 4457 of the International

Baker: Misinformation hurt

Photo: Jon Manchester Lake Country Mayor James Baker was understandably disappointed with news voters had rejected a borrowing bylaw to pay for half of the defunct CN Rail line. In order to quash the $2.6 million borrowing bylaw, 931 dissenting

RDCO joins speed battle

Photo: Ragnar Haagen - Castanet File Photo Speeds along portions of Highway 33 are too high. That's the opinion of Patty Hanson the Regional District's representative in Joe Rich. At Monday's RDCO board meeting, Hanson requested

Lake Country derails rail

Photo: Jon Manchester - Castanet Residents of Lake Country have said no. Castanet News has learned voters in Lake Country have said no to a bylaw allowing the municipality to borrow up to $2.6 million to purchase half its share of the defunct

New stop sign unnoticed

Photo: Wayne Moore A new all-way stop sign at the intersection of Doyle Avenue and Water Street is apparently going unnoticed by many motorists. The signs, which went up Monday morning include a warning sign alerting drivers to the