Penticton Herald - 2018-06-09

• Mounties narrow DPA fraud focus
• Border agents still on scene at Penticton home
• Canada to invest $400 million for girls education
• Order in Mission Hill, if you’re lucky enough
• LeBron James, Cavs look to stave off sweep
• ARTS & LIFE
• The Cat’s Meow
• Shrinking snowpack gives way to drought fears
• From Australia to academia
• Coyote bound to be butt of cow joke
• Ford victory in Ontario spells good, bad news for Trudeau
• Orca pod cruises through Victoria harbour
• Prisons are at max capacity thanks to Trump
• Ten fun, affordable one-tank trips
• Public’s opportunit­y to visit Unisus Internatio­nal School
• Concert, golf fundraiser will help Penticton family
• Campbell Watt for mayor would be a ‘bright’ idea
• Back room bargains to make flooding much worse
• Preparing for our own Bell Lap
• Buying pipeline political deceit
• The wisdom of Harry S. Truman
• Jays, Mariners both winners on Friday night
• Capitals’ Ovechkin found another gear this year
• Lions impress in pre-season finale, holding on to beat Blue Bombers
• Whitecaps’ Techera heating up
• Verstappen the quickest; Canadians near back of pack during Canadian GP practice
• Nadal reaches another French final
• Golden Knights’ future bright after awesome inaugural season
• Stephens vs. Halep in women’s final today
• Caps’ Smith-Pelly planning to skip White House visit
• Sedona’s scenery like nowhere else – and so are its traffic circles
• See the well-known and the unknown on a Mediterran­ean cruise
• Giant squid tops menu at Calgary Stampede
• Barbecued corn tastes like summer
• Protein-packed tempeh goes great on a barbecue
• Bourdain championed Canada’s great cuisine
• TODAY IN HISTORY: The suicide of Nero
• Great anticipati­on for 2018 Electronic Entertainm­ent Expo
• Last of the Munchkins
• Burton Cummings considers therapy
• Snowpack spoils return to Wells Gray
• Car dealers help college students
• Auto businesses need more employees
• Promise to fix environmen­tal reviews falls short
• Area PhD student goes all the way with UBCO
• The ice cream truck is back
• Music lifts seniors who don’t get around like they used to
• Don’t stay with an angry partner
• Ontario man teaches himself how to read at the age of 93
• Disabled athletes need a better plan
• Benefits of hormone replacemen­t usually worth it
• New York Times Crossword
• HOROSCOPES
• Montreal area outpaced other Canadian cities in May
• Make your watering much easier and efficient
• A pair of ways to celebrate the humble and tangy radish
• What you can expect with a new puppy
• Storage for the urban kitchen
• How empty-nesters can transform their homes
• Run air conditione­rs without wasting energy
• How burrowing wildlife can damage your lawn and garden
• How to make a smart fire safety plan
• When to tackle those weeds in your lawn
• 3 ways to use your lawn to improve curb appeal

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