Penticton Herald - 2017-03-02

• Dancing goalie becomes online sensation
• Pot shop blocking bid for non-profit
• Council clears way for Howloween
• Outreach van is now back on the road making a difference
• Illuminate your rooms
• Little white lies can have a cumulative effect
• Rewards outweigh risks
• Penticton’s new water park opens officially on Saturday
• Hospital security heightened after man shows up with bullet wounds
• Summerland council supports tour company’s plan for green expansion
• Mayor’s itinerary includes Victoria, Ottawa
• Tough national standard urged for distracted driving
• Boy denied medal for bowling due to colour of pants
• Poll showcases difference in attitudes on immigrants compared to refugees
• RCMP sergeant awarded $141,000
• Managing alteration­s to strata buildings
• Tactics serve to mislead Canadians
• MPs display small minds
• The cost of tourism
• Poor choice on advertisin­g
• Think about environmen­t
• What you need is adult education
• We’re getting taxed to death
• Thank you jazz festival
• N. Korea says poisoning claims absurd
• Trump’s mixed message on immigratio­n draws skepticism
• Lords upset Brexit plans, back EU citizens rights
• Wife of Orlando shooting not a threat, judge rules
• Vees staying busy during playoff bye
• Iginla is biggest name to move during dull trade-deadline day
• Don’t sweep an opposition stone until it reaches T-line
• ’Caps look to make most of away goal
• Coyotes breeze into round 2
• HOROSCOPES

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