Penticton Herald - 2021-09-10

• COVID cases holding steady
• Majority of Chamber supports vax cards
• Herald forum sparks some lively debate, thoughtful discussion
• AFTER MY 3RD TREATMENT MY SCIATIC PAIN HAD COMPLETELY DISAPPEARE­D!
• WEEKEND EVENTS
• El Rancho passes first test
• Budget spotlight on safety: mayor
• Biden requiring federal workers to get vaccine
• Central bank eases support, but it’s not a taper
• Scores of Westerners, finally flying from Kabul
• When we go to Mars, we must be prepared to stay a while
• Loading kids up with homework is a mistake
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Last execution by guillotine
• MP’s doors should always be open
• Owner-absent STR rentals are a problem
• The many faces of Erin O’Toole
• Riders on the road to avenge loss
• Rockets add graduate Laing to coaching staff
• De Grasse races to pair of silvers at Diamond final
• Colts hope to end Week 1 woes vs. Seahawks
• Husband feeling disrespect­ed when voicing his opinion
• Many older adults face balance issues
• $50,000 to treat COVID patients
• Lucifer star promises ‘good/great’ series finale
• TIFF kicks off with more in-person screenings
• Burns turns his lens to ‘The Greatest’
• New Crave 1 series ‘American Rust’ a tale of family, despair and murder
• This Week’s Best Best
• Asia Kate Dillon
• Checking in with
• JASON STATHAM’S TOP 10 MOVIES
• ‘The Meg’ tries to put teeth back in shark movies

Penticton Herald - 2021-09-09

Penticton Herald - 2021-09-11