Penticton Herald - 2018-03-08

• Penticton courts need to grow up
• Council opts for calm before stormwater levy
• Mayor’s assault case in hands of prosecutor
• Town hall in desperate need of replacemen­t
• Sweep dreams: Vees try to move on to Round 2
• Local dietitians standing by to help for Nutrition Month
• It’s getting Stormy outside Washington, and we’re not talking about the weather
• Man feels guilt over dating actions in past
• Joe Trio playing in Oliver
• Infection resembles tuberculos­is
• March 6, 2018 – Council Meeting Highlights
• Bank donates $70,000 to equip PRH tower
• Not-guilty verdict
• Come out and register to become a volunteer
• Kelowna actress sues over injury to her face
• Tax increase also used to improve infrastruc­ture
• Young woman steps forward as alibi
• Bank of Canada holds the line on interest rates, underlines ‘growing’ trade uncertaint­y
• Feds eye tougher screening of gun owners over mental health, violence concerns
• Requiremen­t to say Easter Bunny is real violated couple’s rights
• Hydro rate freeze thaws quick
• High-risk drivers must pay
• Taking stand on cougar hunt
• Kenney can keep hands off B.C.
• CHIPping in at the health fair
• No regrets for the ‘Bachelor’ after stunning fiancee swap
• House homeless in army barracks
• Ontario’s Epping continues to impress
• Canada’s Paralympic team keen to follow Olympic success
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