Strata ordered to rescind
Cellphone driving fine holds
Coastal mayors want action
Stopping tailings dam
Stolen fire trucks recovered
Financial crime in back seat
Virginia Giuffre has died
FBI arrests judge
George Santos gets 7 years
Wall Street's rally fades 
Miners set to reap rewards 
Focus on the global market
Vees heading to finals
Tennis changes taking place
Olympic spot sought
Jurors can see video
Award for Harvey Fierstein
What 'Conclave' got right
Penticton News
Crime Of The Week
November 12th, 2006 to November 18th, 2006 At approximately 8:00PM on September 11th, 2006 two East Indian males were doing renovations at the Sheilings Motel...
Man Steals Bait Car
A Penticton man is making news in Kelowna after being caught stealing a bait car. The 46-year-old Penticton man has become the seventh person caught by...
Anti-Resort Petition
City Hall may be in favour of growing up, but some Penticton residents are against it. The Skaha Neighbourhood Group has formed to voice its objection to the...
SOEC Update
A visit to Oshawa earlier this week offered Penticton officials a first-hand look at the facility the South Okanagan Event Centre is patterned after and an...
Christmas Gala Ball
It's time to jingle all the way for charity. The OSNS Child Development Society's annual Gala Christmas Ball is taking place this weekend in Penticton. Event...
Vaccination Use Up
Traffic has been steady at Penticton flu clinics. Shelia Mcintosh, a public health nurse in Penticton, says response is up compared to last year. "We've had a...
Quist Family Update
Things are getting better for the Quist family. The Summerland family was involved in a head-on crash late last month and have been recovering ever since....
Multiple Okanagan Crashes
Poor road conditions have kept Princeton RCMP busy. Nine car accidents since Monday are being blamed on winter weather and driver inexperience. All of them took...
City Gets Money
Speeding pays off, at least for the cops. Penticton-Okanagan MLA, Bill Barisoff, has announced more than $400,000 will be given to the City of Penticton. The...
Naramata Road Update
Weather permitting, the portion of Naramata Road currently affected by the water system upgrade project will be paved by the end of November, at which time the...
Ogopogo Poop
Emily and Chanel Chartrand are expanding their poop business. The Summerland residents, ages 12 and 15 respectively, are branching out from their 'Ogopogo Poop'...
RDOS Board Highlights
For the Regional District Okanagan Similkameen Rural Land Use Matters Board Meeting of November, 2006. The Board approved a development variance permit to allow...
Star Cleaners Closing
A piece of Penticton's history is going down the drains. City-owned Star Cleaners on Main Street is set to be demolished early next year, after more than 70...
School Lock-Down
A school in Oliver went into lock down mode after a gun threat was received. Early this week, two young men from Southern Okanagan Secondary School got into a...
Crime Of The Week
November 5th, 2006 to November 11th, 2006: Sometime during the week of October 29th and November 5th unknown persons broke into a cabin at Apex Ski Resort and...
Car Crash
A hunting trip almost proved deadly for a South Okanagan couple. Around 6 pm on Wednesday evening, a 36-year-old Penticton woman and a 56-year-old Oliver man...
Dog Missing After Car Crash
They call her a furry angel and now a Surrey couple is offering $1,000 for her safe return. Jasmine and Tim Meger of Surrey are asking for the public's help in...
RCMP Acted Appropriately
Penticton RCMP say they acted appropriately. A Penticton man has gone to the media, claiming he was roughed up by the cops nearly a week ago. Jedd Laduer claims...
Water Use Down
Penticton's H2O consumption is down. Water conservation officer, Carolyn Stewart, says the city's water consumption is down. “Our water consumption for 2006...
School Chair Steps Down
After eight years, Connie Denesiuk says she doesn't want to run things anymore. The Chair of the Okanagan Skaha School District has announced she will not put...
