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‘Fire lady’ always put her heart into her job

‘Fire lady’ always put her heart into her job

Liz Wilson leaving her position as the Penticton Fire Department's operations assistant after nine years

Changes could cost local school district

Trustees tell ministry the new funding formula could put the district at a greater disadvantage than it currently is
Stocking the shelves for the holiday rush

Stocking the shelves for the holiday rush

Salvation Army campaign in high gear to help bring a merry Christmas to all those in need

Kelowna takes over dispatch operations

Five Penticton dispatchers were given termination notices as a result of the contract being lost to Kelowna
College cashes in

College cashes in

Jim Pattison makes $2.5 million donation to Okanagan College
Premier draws a crowd

Premier draws a crowd

Christy Clark deals with a variety of topics at town hall meeting in Penticton
Okanagan prison delay blamed on economic downturn

Okanagan prison delay blamed on economic downturn

Premier says decision on South Okanagan correctional centre will be made soon

School shows off restoration work

Open house slated for Wednesday at Oliver school that was ravaged by fire
Pedestrian injured

Pedestrian injured

69-year-old man injured when struck by a car last Thursday at a pedestrian crossing on South Main Street.

Ex-husband admits planting drugs

Woman charged with attempting to smuggle more than 10 kilograms of cocaine through the Osoyoos border crossing