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The following were the top-read stories on The Herald's website and social media for the week of July 14-20, 2019.
Over the past year months, the Penticton RCMP is releasing information on a series of historical missing person and found human remains investigations.
The Greater Vernon Museum and Archives is firing its staff.
The long-time principal of an elementary school in Grand Forks is joining the administrative team at Penticton Secondary School.
Goals by Fritz Berenyi, Vincio Delgado, Mike Francis and Jim Kuiper gave Ward’s Cider a 4-2 victory over Penticton TCA in Capri Okanagan Oldtimers’ Soccer League 55-and-over division play Thursday at Rosewood Sports Field.
Bob Fortune carded a 68 to take low gross honours at the Summerland Golf and Country Club senior men’s day gross-net outing on Thursday.
The Penticton Tim Hortons Pinnacles came up a point shy of a berth in the Pacific Coast Soccer League Premier Men’s Division playoffs.
After a survey of the league’s 17 broadcasters, now-Penticton Vees radio play-by-play man Trevor Miller has been named the 2018-19 BCHL Broadcaster of the Year.
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WHEELING, W.Va. - Pope Francis on Tuesday named Baltimore Auxiliary Bishop Mark Brennan to lead the Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia diocese following a scandal over the former bishop's sexual harassment of adults and lavish spending of church money.
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of - South Korean air force jets fired 360 rounds of warning shots Tuesday after a Russian military plane twice violated South Korea's airspace off the country's east coast, Seoul officials said in an announcement that was quickly disputed by Russia.
NEW YORK - California attorney Michael Avenatti is due to return to a New York court to face charges accusing him of cheating porn star Stormy Daniels out of $300,000 in a book deal.
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Monday's Games
CALGARY - A new NHL arena in Calgary is closer to becoming a reality.
Fifty years ago today, Neil Armstrong did something that no human being had ever done before. He stood on the moon.
Twenty-five years ago, a friend shared a recorded speech by a prominent U.S. economist who dropped this gem, which is my axiom for this week:
Glenmore Road is not a highway
Toronto-raised sex educator Shan Boodram wants to bring a more "human approach" to pickup artistry.
OVERVIEW: Power struggles on various levels bring feelings to the surface that need to be handled carefully. Some are not willing to let go or see the light of reality in relationships; competition is strong. An agreement can be reached so don’t be too idealistic. Settle things down.
Health is arguably our most precious resource. Physical, mental, emotional, financial, spiritual and environmental health all culminate together, resulting in our overall level of health.
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