Public will have a chance to view downtown revitalization plan at several information sessions in June
READLicensing agreements outlines perks for top athletes, but details of financial arrangement are still being kept secret
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The Western News' best pictures of the week from around Penticton and the South Okanagan for the week of May 24, 2013
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BC fire chiefs and firefighters are in Penticton for the next few days to take part in workshops, practical training and meetings.
READTie vote at council unravels plans by city staff and community members for pilot project
READOwner given two weeks to clean up property at 597 Ellis St. in Penticton
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Penticton SPCA will hold an open house Saturday from 1-4 p.m.
READJaws-of-life needed to extract drivers from crash on Highway 97 at Waterman's Hill
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Last year's event saw 241 cyclists commuting 10,475 kilometres in Penticton
READNumerous weekend events help to keep local hotels, restaurants and wineries bustling over the long weekend
READA total of 14 regional district employees earned over $75,000 in 2012, up from 11 the previous year
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Proposal would double water rates for homes in Heritage Hills, Lakeshore Highlands and Vintage Views
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The annual Keremeos Elks Rodeo celebrated its 75th anniversary last weekend with its patented best-of-the-west fest.
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Much of Southern B.C. advised to watch out today for wild weather
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School drops car 100-feet from a crane to show repercussions of a distracted/impaired driving crash.
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Motorcycle crash near Penticton that claimed the life of a man was not the fault of RCMP, says report.
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Reverse referendum opens next week on $1.6-million plan, which appears to have gained support from Summerland and Osoyoos
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Opal Nite Club opens its doors for the first time Friday in the Main Street location previously occupied by The Element
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James Ellis was well known in the Penticton area when he was arrested last year on charges out of Ontario
READSchool superintendent critical of decision to guarantee spots for students in Summerland and Penticton
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