Penticton Herald - 2017-10-30

• Senior’s faith in humanity restored
• Ramshackle house tied to 1692 Salem witchcraft trials rises from near ruin
• Herald reporter Joe Fries promoted to city editor
• It’s important to talk about sex, HIV concerns with your doctor
• Things you need to know for Halloween
• Togic mother causes drama
• Hockey dad: “Pleased with the verdict”
• Public hearing to be held for rezoning applicatio­n
• Penticton & District Stamp Club’s $30,000 fundraisin­g efforts a tribute to Gus Boersma
• West Kelowna shelter reopens on Wednesday
• Get ready for anything, trade lawyer tells business community on NAFTA
• I’ll see you around
• Young voices finally get a hearing
• Beware of warranties
• Letter word limit censorious policy
• Question policies of CBC Radio
• COP patrolling on Halloween
• Huge rally in Barcelona rejects secession attempt
• Police, intelligen­ce chiefs fired after deadly attack
• Britain’s minister of trade faces probe
• Whitecaps settle for scoreless draw
• Vees’ struggles continue, fall to Smoke Eaters
• Astros pull ahead in World Series
• Lions beat Blue Bombers, end losing skid
• Kyle Busch earns spot in championsh­ip race
• Rose prevails in stunning comeback over Johnson
• Scary Halloween events and more
• Rebuilding Naramata landmark
• HOROSCOPES

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