Penticton Herald - 2018-02-03

• Groundhogs don’t see eye to eye on early spring
• Brakes kept on Uber, says Green candidate
• Former NDP premier dies
• Country star to stop in Penticton, Vernon on 1st Canadian tour
• The Valley has a latte great java joints. Peruse our picks for the best ones
• 11 chefs square off in Kelowna
• Accused had 2 guns, jury told
• Count of homeless people in B.C. to include Kelowna
• High-speed internet comes to rural areas
• Trudeau shouted down by pipeline opponents
• Big White program caters to skiers aged 50 and older
• New cell tower near Osoyoos shorter than one it’s replacing
• Memo falls short of hyperbole
• Announcer learned how to communicat­e
• What you believe in affects what you do
• Armchair film critic
• Common maladies in today’s world
• Cruel act by a cruel person
• Privatize ICBC now
• Media biased on polar bears
• The day the music died, Feb. 3, 1959
• Rockets’ rally falls short in 1st-place showdown
• Vees score road victory over Merritt
• All-Manitoba matchup in 1-2 playoff
• Geall wins B-event, to face Cotter again
• Canada sending biggest team yet to Winter Games in South Korea
• Canada adjusts ambition for Pyeongchan­g
• Everyone’s so friendly at Baldy
• The ocean’s bluer in Oahu
• B.C. No. 1 in Canada for production locales
• Fresh snow is best cold
• Mini-pizzas can be made in a hurry
• Granola made to your tastes
• You can eat healthier by making your own food
• Romantic
• Neighbours
• Darlington Raceway spending nearly $7M on seating
• Top adviser
• More #MeToo stories
• Making the best of an endless winter
• Everyone needs to work together
• Get more NO from NEO40, pomegranat­es
• Flat Stanley travels all over the world
• HOROSCOPE

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