Penticton Herald - 2020-07-29

• Mountie who lied about affair still on leave three years later
• Parents apprehensi­ve about sending kids back to school
• Possible COVID outbreak at strip club in Kelowna
• Canadian production Schitt’s Creek scores 15 Emmy nomination­s
• Family in Oliver wants to raise urban ducks, instead of chickens
• WE not chosen to run program due to Liberal ties, founders say
• Top doc says feds, experts discussing vaccine
• Full inquiry into N.S. shootings announced
• Naramata Choir goes virtual
• A midsummer business-plan adjustment
• With stamps, to err is divine
• Greece is the word for Tom Hanks
• Cast more actors with disabiliti­es: Spencer
• For school to open in the fall, pandemic must be reined in
• Tracing getting tougher as cases surge
• First try some conversati­on
• Premier puts life of Albertans in danger
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Mama Cass dies
• Catch phrase coined first on UK version
• Agrandmoth­er’s recipe for love, peace
• Business put profit ahead of compassion
• Canucks ready for Wild time
• Opt-out rules come into focus for CFL, union
• I must be streaming
• ‘Just a friend’ turned out to be his ex
• Do older folks need more sleep?
• HOROSCOPES
• COURTNEY (Hicks) Una Joan
• SMITH, Henry “Harry” Newton

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