Jake Courtepatte is a Communications Specialist at Black Press, Inc. He covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and wildfires, with a particular focus on the Kelowna area and broader Canadian context. Jake's work has been featured in various publications such as the Kelowna Capital News, Lake Country Calendar, and Penticton Western News, among others.
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Jake Courtepatte's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a heavy emphasis on sports events and community developments in Merritt, Canada. He frequently covers evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to sports, crime, and government & politics. To effectively engage with Jake for potential coverage or commentary opportunities, consider providing insights about ongoing or upcoming local events in Merritt, updates on community projects or upgrades within the city, as well as information regarding sports activities and local crime issues. Additionally relevant would be any noteworthy political developments at the local level that could capture his interest.
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The Fraser-Nicola representative recently wrote a strongly-worded letter to Minister Dix.
It’s time to renew the licence for your furry friend, a task that looks different in 2024 than in past years. Merritt pet owners looking for dog licences for the calendar year from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 must visit city hall in-person to set up a new account, a one-time process after the City […]
Property values have dropped in the Merritt area according to the recent 2024 BC Assessment report, a trend consistent among many of the communities in the Southern Interior.
As Merritt city council recently deliberated the 2024 budget, a number of capital projects were discussed to improve the city's recreation facilities this year and beyond.
Centennials fans were treated to fireworks early on New Years Eve, with the Merritt squad playing host to the Chilliwack Chiefs in a spirited affair.
Start your engines, a cross-province rally is soon to kick off in Merritt.
By: Jake Courtepatte
Merritt Centennials bested by Chiefs in back-and-forth affair - Merritt Herald
By: Jake Courtepatte
Plans for upgrades to Nicola Valley Arena, pool in 2024 budget - Merritt Herald
The season of giving continues on for Bass Coast enthusiasts, thanks to the release of the seventh edition of ’12 Days of Bass Coast’.
With extreme heat scorching the Nicola Valley, all campfires are banned in the Kamloops Fire Centre as of Friday, July 12.
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