Penticton Herald - 2018-06-02

• Breaking ground on homes for homeless
• Union grieves teacher shortage
• He’s written about a lot of asses in his career, but none quite like this
• Pipeline to intensify opposition, says NDP
• Okanagan Lake’s still a danger
• Council clearing path for increased density
• RCMP confirm 2 died in Vernon house fire
• Sales are brisk for space in West Tower
• Local graduate thinking globally
• Great wall builder to beg for permission
• Man shot in face at home invasion
• Prime Minister says cities are ‘essential partners’ to Canada
• Canada to let Trump score
• Judge expanding injunction after ‘calculated’ defiance
• Trump’s tariffs lessen likelihood of NAFTA deal
• Warrants reveal DNA details on suspected Golden State Killer
• Psychiatri­st who aided Ramsey probe killed
• The 10 best public figures in the Okanagan for reporters to interview
• The return of Mellencamp
• Not much hope for common sense returning
• Why the bishop went viral
• Lead with hearts, ignoring evidence
• Excluded from treaty negotiatio­ns
• Arguments make no sense at all
• Capitals hopeful to get back Kuznetsov for today’s Game 3
• Lions beat Stampeders in pre-season
• Teenager on top at Memorial, but Woods still in the spotlight
• Zverev saves match point, prevails
• Barbecued ribs aren’t as hard as you think
• A little TLC can prevent tenderloin­s from drying out in slow cooker
• Silver medals
• We’re a Canadian band
• State of Decay 2: game of the month
• Calling all Okanagan filmmakers
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Elizabeth’s coronation
• USA Today’s best-seller list
• Rucker, Brown make chart history
• Perfect weather for biking
• QUATTROPOR­TE
• Luxury service for new luxury car
• Keep up your fitness while you’re travelling
• Stop telling other people how to live their sex lives
• More planning, less doing for now
• Recycling roadkill shows the entreprene­urial spirit
• Inactive people may prefer intense exercise
• Bring a little green into your funeral
• This week in fake news
• Teens are all over YouTube, but Facebook’s too mainstream
• HOROSCOPES
• Key interest rate target holds at 1.25 per cent
• Go green while enjoying summer
• Conserving water in summer
• Montreal’s green alleys have benefits
• Canadians confused about GM foods, support mandatory labelling: study
• Buffett lunch costs you $3 million
• California’s new tourist hotspot
• Osoyoos Indian Band invites visitors for National Indigenous History Month

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