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 2012 Falkland Stampede slideshowRodeo action from the 2012 Falkland Stampede. Photos by Jos
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 Okanagan fruit sector harvests $2 million in fundingProvincial grant will go towards replanting orchards with new varieties
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 Woman robs Vernon Subway RestaurantVernon RCMP are seeking a female suspect following a robbery at a Vernon Subway restaurant Wednesday.
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 Paving projects beginCity of Vernon launches projects on 39th Avenue, 21st Avenue and 15th Street
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 Cherryville concert praisedExtensive planning underway for Whomp Music and Arts Festival
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 Cummins to visitB.C. Conservative leader speaks at the Village Green Hotel Friday
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 Visiting family not injured during rolloverPolice called to incident 10 kilometres south of La Casa resort
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 Pickup truck plows into fruit standSuspect taken into custody and facing court date in July
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 Excessive speed draws attentionPolice observe vehicle doing 138 kilometres an hour
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 Gold panning championships a popular drawParticipants and spectators flock to the annual event in Cherryville
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 Driver ejected from truckAlberta driver and passengers injured in truck accident near Enderby
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 Highway 97 beautification in sightBX-Swan Lake director looks to beautify Highway 97
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 BX home destroyedFire rips through home on BX Road, no one was home at time of the blaze
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 Family uninjured after vehicle rollover on Westside RoadBritish tourists taken to hospital as a precautionary measure
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 Vernon RCMP cordon off Polson ParkVernon RCMP and City of Vernon bylaws officers removing traffic from and keeping people out of Polson Park...
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 Vernon home destroyed by fireCrews from two departments respond to blaze on BX Road
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 Ground breaks in Armstrong on new Kindale homeThe Kindale Developmental Association will hold a ground breaking ceremony for construction of the Lydia Boss Centre May 28 at 11 a.m.
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 City of Armstrong will listen to water woesThe City of Armstrong is willing to help a Spallumcheen water system improve its water but with conditions.
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 Downtown Vernon beautification gets fundsVernon council has decided to provide an additional $1,787 to the Downtown Vernon Association for maintenance and beautification downtown.
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 Library use decreases in Oyama and CherryvilleThe latest figures show that total circulation dropped 27.29 per cent at the Cherryville branch in 2011 and 22.89 per cent at Oyama.
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 Vernon Water Reclamation Centre - aka The Sewer Plant -hosts toursThe water reclamation centre, commonly known as the sewer plant, will host public tours Wednesday.
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 Greater Vernon parks debate still unresolvedGreater Vernon politicians found common ground on recreation and cultural facilities, but agreement over the future of parks is unknown.
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 Seaton grads look to the futureW.L. Seaton student Sam Clermont has a serious case of graditis, a sudden disease that sweeps Grade 12 students across the globe.
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 Okanagan Regional Libraries fail to reach deal, union plans actionOkanagan Regional Library has indicated it will stick to its current contract position with the Canadian Union of Public Employees.
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 Vernon Woman of the year honouredMary Williamson is being recognized for a lifetime of caring for others as a nurse, a friend and community volunteer.
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