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Region divided over economic strategy

Directors of the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen unable to agree on use for $50,000 budget

Penticton sells off Munson property

City makes more than $200,000 profit on land it purchased in 2004
Crown asks for 51-month jail term for Penticton sex offender

Crown asks for 51-month jail term for Penticton sex offender

Judge hears graphic details in case involving 16-year-old victim, whose father has now launched a lawsuit against the school district
Time to break out the umbrella

Time to break out the umbrella

Special weather statement warns of heavy rains to come for the Okanagan and much of inland B.C.

Narrow road not suitable for OK Falls development

A proposed 25-unit townhouse development in Okanagan Falls was turned down by the regional district
Spectators pony up as horse racing returns to South Okanagan

Spectators pony up as horse racing returns to South Okanagan

Desert Park in Osoyoos played host Saturday to first organized event in a decade, much to the delight of those hoping to get lucky
New veterans' memorial park opens on West Bench

New veterans' memorial park opens on West Bench

Soldier sculpture that forms part of the tribute just outside Penticton has provoked unexpected reactions, says local politician
Lakeside Path reopens for Penticton strollers

Lakeside Path reopens for Penticton strollers

The fences are down and the public is invited back – it’s time to use the West Okanagan Lake waterfront again.
Smart meters banned on Osoyoos reserve land

Smart meters banned on Osoyoos reserve land

Band council announces it's signed an order prohibiting installation of the devices at 700 homes and businesses
The Western's Week in Pictures - June 14, 2013

The Western's Week in Pictures - June 14, 2013

The Western News' best pictures of the week from around Penticton and the South Okanagan for the week of June 14, 2013