The Daily Courier - 2017-09-13

• Museum digs dino skulls out of storage for exhibit
• Long-vacant downtown property purchased by condo developer
• Promises on hold due to minority government
• Attention, meat lovers! Popular RibFest returns this weekend
• COMMUNITYC­ALENDAR
• Armed robber handed jail term
• Crown argues husband of woman who drowned wanted her dead
• Man found not guilty of killing sex partner
• Flooding gets priority over Wine Route
• Police chiefs ask Ottawa to postpone pot legalizati­on
• 691 Canadians evacuated after Irma
• Long cleanup ahead
• Interest rates are the sleeper in NDP budget
• Budget update treads carefully
• No master plan behind meteor flash, just pure chance
• To cycle, or not to cycle
• Emergency fund is essential
• Nickel allergy doesn’t nix knee replacemen­t surgery
• J.J. Abrams returning to direct Star Wars
• Kelowna, Louvre have something in common
• Man owes his ex a big apology
• Coyotes thrill fans at inaugural games
• Lions lose Lulay for season with knee injury
• Heat women open up with 2 road losses
• Sedins stay committed to Canucks
• Blowouts highlight opening night of Champions League
• Whitecaps aim for better finish tonight
• Veterans trying to keep careers alive
• Cleveland keeps the wins coming
• Plan for shorter games paying off for Pac-12
• HOROSCOPES
• Regional District wants your old, ‘retired’ tires
• West Kelowna reopens gates to parks that were closed

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