Penticton Herald - 2020-08-27

• Okanagan Skaha school board announces back-to-school plan
• Seniors enjoy more time out and about
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Town of Oliver standing strong “Everybody’s doing the best they can to stay open and generate some business,” says Oliver’s mayor
• How one business became creative
• Social Cons to be put on the spot
• 62 new COVID-19 cases across B.C., four in IH
• Escaping the sundown mentality
• Half-price puck poutine offers a lesson
• The doctor will see you now
• Go Canucks go! Now’s your chance
• Shot blocking a key to Canucks’ success
• Flyers even series with Islanders with OT win
• Another Canadian seeks a Champions League title
• Tailor back-to-school spending
• Tight pants, packed pockets may cause tingling, numbness
• Brief dalliance raises concerns
• 17-year-old arrested after two killed in Kenosha unrest
• Kellyanne Conway says farwell to the nation
• Laura could bring “unsurvivab­le” storm surge
• Government can be sued for negligence in Flint crisis
• Native American inmate scheduled to be executed
• HOROSCOPES
• TRASK, SR., Robert Bruce
• MARLATT, Reg

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