Penticton Herald - 2018-07-26

• Boundaries next step in national park plan
• Fire crews containing blazes in Okanagan
• Printing firm sues city for $60K over power issue
• Skeletonwe­ed almost as scary as it sounds
• Ex-mayor series continues today with Dan Ashton
• Post-divorce hard on rejected parent
• Vitamin supplement­ation low-risk
• Ensemble dances into Penticton
• Composting plant may be a missed opportunit­y
• Trademark Industries wins bid to repair Skaha docks
• Grant received to support monitoring of invasive species on Okanagan lakes
• Pot-sniffer police pooches being put out to pasture
• Charges against frontman for Hedley force fans to rethink devotion to band
• Fernie’s fatal ammonia leak linked to aging ice equipment
• Lies, damn lies and Trump lies
• Free trade starts here
• ‘MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT’ Even with a broken ankle, Cruise thwarts apocalypse
• Yet another scare tactic on prop rep
• Trump finally did something right
• They say it’s your birthday!
• Grim house search yields more bodies in Greece fires, 81 dead
• Trump hotel ruling could open door to his financial records
• New endangered orca dies soon after birth
• FROGS IN THE GARDEN
• Parking issue divides strata, condo owners
• Fun in the Sun this Saturday
• Whitecaps’ Davies bound for Bayern Munich in 2019
• Canucks, Linden agree to part ways ‘amicably’
• KIJHL releases its full schedule

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