Penticton Herald - 2018-11-22

• Public paying for the cleanup behind Vassilaki family eatery
• Government hoping to boost business in Canada
• B.C. leadfoot takes hit to pocketbook
• Osteoporos­is treatment issue
• Need to address outbursts of anger
• Penticton pot shops set to pay Okanagan’s highest fees
• Penticton choir sets out for Carnegie Hall
• Penticton United Church celebratin­g 100 years
• What’s behind those windows?
• Man treated for stab wounds following Pusha T concert
• Governing Liberals give notice of potential end to Canada Post strike
• Man charged with fraud in money-raising schemes for Humboldt Broncos
• BLUE AND WHITE
• Is a tenant eligible to run for strata council?
• Maples run gamut from lovable to not
• Homicidal violence kills 4 in fire
• 6 killed in Haiti after car loses control
• Self-serve checkouts here to stay
• Solid plan to move Osoyoos ahead
• Good start to helping local news
• Good reasons for licence upgrade
• Election result was bang on
• REC HOCKEY
• Vees romp over Surrey
• HOROSCOPES

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