Penticton Herald - 2020-07-31

• More channel parking, fewer health concerns
• Take extra precaution­s this holiday weekend
• Mayor Boot’s actions draw praise across North America
• Osoyoos available for Alaska travellers
• Trudeau pushed back on WE charity choice
• Fighter jet competitio­n closes
• Another missing planet
• During COVID, wear a mask to help others
• Throwback to Conservati­ve policies of past
• Solar project should offer “buy-in” option
• Britain’s shameful past: child migrants
• Cool things to do in our community
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Passchenda­ele
• Don’t delay the inevitable, make your will today
• Antifa mob is a terrorist group
• Stop picking on the small businessma­n
• U.S. economy sick with lingering virus impacts
• Trump floats idea of delaying election - virtual impossibil­ity
• Darfur attacks strand 14,000 without medical help
• Ellen apologizes to staff amid workplace inquiry
• Game within a game for top 4
• Jays manager says weekend series postponed
• Kids turned against their mother by their father
• Shortness of breath was lung cancer
• Okanagan School of the Arts finds a new home at Cowork Penticton
• HOROSCOPES
• ALLEYN, Robert James
• Latest ‘Star Trek’ series heads for the ‘Lower Decks’
• Dystopian ‘Watchmen’ leads Emmy nomination­s

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