Penticton Herald - 2018-09-06

• Parking crunch shrinks downtown developmen­t
• Trump, Trudeau muse about walking away from deal agreement
• Police intercept Mexican drug mule near Osoyoos
• GRANDPAREN­TS DAY
• College partnering with experts on a diverse offering of courses
• A battle to avoid
• Stomach structure inflammati­on cause for bellyache
• September 4, 2018 – Council Meeting Highlights
• Extended runway would assist visitor-related community services
• Public school enrolment up by about 500 students
• DUAL PURPOSE DESIGN
• Managing common property alteration­s
• When to plant bulbs in the fall?
• Whale of a time with pipeline
• Ride the Riding proves beneficial
• Penalties too lenient
• Week is a long time in politics
• Casino workers deserve raises
• TSX, loonie slip slightly as NAFTA talks resume
• Market movers and shakers
• Bernier says he has raised over $90,000 since quitting the Conservati­ve party
• B.C. judge says sasquatch lawsuit has ‘no reasonable prospect of success’
• DISASTER Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor ‘struggling to get his speech back:’ family
• Lawyer asks judge to toss reports
• Twin Lakes crowns senior men’s champs
• Steam set to ice deep contender
• Djokovic tops Federer’s conqueror to reach 11th straight U.S. Open semi
• HOROSCOPES

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