The Daily Courier - 2018-08-22

• Summer business down with smoke, cooler days
• Hometown Hockey puck to drop on Westside
• Wildfire budget ‘laughable,’ says Horgan
• Back-to-back blows for Trump as 2 former aides labelled guilty of crimes
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Travel plans affected for over 1,000
• Lake Country council asked to reconsider rejection of drive-thru
• Vernon RCMP want to thank males who came to officer’s aid
• Liberals unveil plan to reduce poverty
• New trial ordered in child bride case
• NDP gets chance to ice Jumbo Glacier
• More needs to be done on invasive mussels
• Never use the pronoun “I” in a euology
• With PR, we lose half our choice
• Atrocities done to mother pigs
• In praise of Judge McParland
• TODAY IN HISTORY: The fire of 2003
• Cohen pleads guilty in hush-money scheme
• Which is best – debit, credit or charge?
• A heck of a lot of brain power
• Whales, birds and oysters off Nanaimo
• Who decides whether proxy is valid
• Should cousin keep secret?
• Reader fears total knee replacemen­t
• Singer scorched, but awards show reduces decline
• Rockets’ prospects auditionin­g during week-long rookie camp
• Warriors’ coach steps down on eve of season
• Canada’s Henderson hopes to win on home soil this week
• Bouchard advances to 2nd round in U.S. Open qualifying
• HOROSCOPES
• Doug Findlater to remain on West Kelowna ballot
• Digital radio station now on the Internet
• Country star sees maturity in new CD
• Looking into heart of the solar system
• Warm nights concern Okanagan growers
• Rules bent for home dance studio
• School catchment areas may change real soon
• Chills, thrills, spills as new park opens
• New welding school opens in Penticton

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