Penticton Herald - 2018-07-11

• Pharmacy doing its part to keep needles off streets
• Daring mission ends with all safe
• Waterman won’t seek re-election as mayor
• Seedling nursery one of Western Canada’s best
• Peach Classic triathlon in need of volunteers
• Police patrol visits troublesom­e home in Penticton
• Always risks when it involves feelings
• M. marinum bacteria exposure via water
• No charges, but more progress for police at notorious Penticton address
• Woman, 34, and boy, 10, hurt in ATV accident Toy gun used to scare off intruder no laughing matter
• No Greyhound, no problem? Alternativ­e bus service in works for Penticton to Kelowna route
• PIB getting new water lines
• Trump’s call for spending hike on defence ignored by Canada
• Audit finds no evidence of bid rigging in land sales
• Group says 78 women, girls killed so far this year
• Deer in your path? Go elsewhere
• Trudeau groping claim still old news
• Campaign, not court
• Bieber invited home to Stratford for wedding
• More trucker training urged
• Find the will to kick drugs
• They say it’s your birthday!
• Think smaller on buses
• Pot sedating the masses
• Crews gain on wildfire visible from space
• Officers never gave up their search for baby
• Energy stocks fuel TSX surge
• Pace of rising home prices slowed in second quarter: report
• CUPE applies to represent WestJet flight attendants
• TSX movers and shakers
• France through to the World Cup final
• Bighill poised to make 1st appearance at B.C. Place as a Bomber
• Flames go down to Tigers
• England hopes to write happy ending
• HOROSCOPE

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