Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce planning a busy May schedule.
READInvestors can borrow a few pointers from the agriculture industry for making sound financial decisions.
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Entertainment, activities, skateboard competition all part of Youth Achievement and Appreciation Festival
READA Vernon politician is accusing his colleagues of shuffling the deck chairs instead of making a serious effort to reduce staffing.
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Polls had forecast an NDP victory but the Liberals’ hold on power stayed firm Tuesday, winning 50 out of 85 seats
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“Wow!” "Wow!" Liberal Greg Kyllo’s reaction to winning Tuesday’s election with slightly more than 48 per cent of the vote
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The owner of a house on Briar Drive was leaving to go downtown around noon when she smelled smoke.
READPlans for a dangerous Highway 97 intersection are being trashed.
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The annual grant of $150,000 will continue until 2016 for the historic site
READThe Village of Lumby is pointing fingers over flooding as the threat of legal action washes in
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Seemingly easy re-election of Central Okanagan’s three incumbent Liberal MLAs Steve Thomson, Norm Letnick and Ben Stewart
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It doesn’t officially begin until Saturday, but conservation officers got a head start alerting boaters to National Safe Boating Week
READPublic washroom by Cenotaph Park only open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. instead of providing late-night option for people leaving bars
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It’s the little town’s biggest show of the year, and one of Canada’s oldest rodeos
READColdstream supports Buy Local! Buy Fresh! to help put local farmers on the map
READWhite Valley Parks, Recreation and Culture Advisory Committee is reducing discounted early bird passes for the outdoor pool by 50 per cent
READThomas Hayes Trail west of Tolko mill damaged, in need of repair
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Cross-country skiing enthusiasts may not want to put away the skis just yet
READPremier Christy Clark claims upset in her riding while Liberals gain majority
READResidents are advised to follow the rules when they head to Greater Vernon beaches.
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