Penticton Herald - 2017-05-19

• Penticton lawyer to thank for absentee voting
• Lakeside renovation­s on time; 70 new rooms ready next month
• Trump claims witch hunt ahead of first foreign trip
• Pain of peripheral neuropathy
• Wife still friends with ex-husband’s relative
• Water still rising in Okanagan Lake
• Groups will have access to $450K in conservati­on cash
• Flying Officer Given Warm Welcome
• Saturday features canoes, birds, millionair­es and art
• Ottawa targets flooding
• Former cabinet minister challenges conflict ruling
• Your guide to the holiday weekend
• Soundgarde­n’s lead singer dead at age 52
• Driver runs down pedestrian­s in Times Square
• Negotiatio­ns could touch on some of the hot-button issues in Canada-U.S. trade
• UN: 300,000 kids migrated on their own
• New sanctions coming for Venezuela officials
• The Goldilocks election
• Taking a closer look at the Moon
• Airline bill long overdue
• Springtime in Penticton
• Questions on our climate
• Gyro’s road to nowhere
• Vees finish 4th in round robin, face hosts in semifinals
• Blue Jays thump Braves
• NBA playoffs lacking drama
• Ducks down Preds in OT
• May Classic tourney a tune-up for Pinnacles
• Flames get ‘W’ thanks to forfeit
• Penguins not naming goalie
• HOROSCOPES

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