Penticton Herald - 2018-04-30

• Half of Tulameen evacuated
• Toronto mourns attack victims
• Local arenas pass muster in B.C.-wide safety blitz
• Front St. Brasserie puts Okanagan spin on French staples
• Can’t plan a wedding without compromise
• HPV vaccine OK for men
• American teenager survives being buried by avalanche while snowboardi­ng in Whistler
• Cool things to do in South Okanagan
• Gun that killed healer matches one purchased by B.C. man killed in Peru
• WHAT’S UP?
• Stars support Humboldt with fundraisin­g concert
• Serial pedophile dies of lung cancer
• Three boys killed
• Zen and the art of taking a joke
• Carbon tax just more financial trickery
• ICBC still needs work
• Horgan needs to take stand soon
• Taxpayers helping Grizzly prosper here
• Opportune time to act on encroachme­nt
• North Korea offers to give up nukes, with conditions
• Israeli says 3 Palestinia­n infiltrato­rs from Gaza killed
• Bill Cosby now under house arrest
• Trump again skips Correspond­ents’ Dinner
• Predators need 2OT to beat Winnipeg 5-4
• This time Capitals hold on to the lead
• Pittsburgh’s Nick Kingham nearly perfect in Major League Baseball debut
• HOROSCOPE

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