Penticton Herald - 2018-08-15

• Tenants, belongings tossed from problem rental house
• Reversible lane mulled for lake bridge
• Rules bent for dance studio run at home
• Teenagers make waves again at Ultra Swim
• Markets rebound as financial fears with Turkey ease
• Injury concerns for Vees as training camp draws near
• Colleague a bully
• Risk of aneurysm rupture
• Church choir heading to Carnegie Hall
• City plans to isolate pot shops downtown
• Valley air quality bad, but not the worst ever
• Vineyard putting threatened species on display
• Hopeful brew pub owners pledging local connection­s
• Trinity Western drops divisive language
• Canada plans to phase out neonicotin­oids
• What if Canucks used PR?
• Victoria is one of Canada’s friendlies­t cities
• Don’t rain on parade
• How did shooter have a gun?
• Saddened by our life choices
• Reserve plates for real veterans
• Can not accept the argument
• Bridge called ‘failure’ 2 years ago
• Crossing Trump lands you cushy job
• Abusive priests already dead, too old to punish
• Whitecaps in Toronto tonight for finale of Canadian Championsh­ip
• Apple Triathlon is back in Kelowna
• Toronto stocks up, loonie also higher
• Hydro power storage project to be built near retired open pit coal mine
• Market movers
• HOROSCOPES

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