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The 21st annual Peach City Half Marathon and 10-kilometre run will take place Sunday May 19, and organizers are asking drivers in the Skaha Lake area to be alert and aware in the morning.
The finish line will be at Skaha Lake Park by the volleyball courts with the first 10-kilometre runners arriving around 8:30 a.m. and the final half marathon runners finishing round 11 a.m.
A total of around 200 runners will be participating. Drivers are asked to keep their eyes peeled for runners and traffic marshals.
The course follows Skaha Lake Road north to Kinney Avenue and onto South Main Street to Eastside Road to Skaha Estates.
There may be traffic delays by Derenzy Place and before Skaha Estates.
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