Pool closure.

Penticton pool closed on Sunday for KISU swim meet

All the pools including leisure and hot tubs are closed to the public

The Penticton Community Pool will be closed to the public on Sunday, March 12 for a swim meet.

The local KISU Swim Club will be hosting the meet and the main and leisure pools, hot tub, sauna and steam room will be closed to the public for the day.

READ MORE: KISU swimming star collecting cans to help pay for Toronto-bound travel expenses

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