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  • Highway 97 will soon get $3M facelift from Osoyoos to OliverPosted 2 weeks ago
  • Time to sever colonial ties, says frustrated reader

    Dear Editor:   The cultures that have been allowed to develop in our Senate and our federal and provincial legislatures are the results of a rapid deterioration of our colonial institutions: Harper’s decision to prorogue the government...

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  • Photo supplied Former Osoyoos Royalty Queen Lauren Sherwood made a presentation to members of Town of Osoyoos council recently detailing her plans to win one of the three B.C. Ambassador positions being contested this summer. The final pageant is being held in Merritt in August and is open to all former Royalty and Ambassador contestants across the province. Posing with Sherwood (from left) are councillors C.J. Rhodes, Mike Plante, Mayor Stu Wells, Sue McKortoff and Michael Ryan.
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  • Romancing the Desert showcases a unique desert with wine by moonlight

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  • RCMP Briefs: Hit-and-run driver caught after leaving license plate at scene of accident

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  • Osoyoos Cottages opens brand new $2M community centre/clubhouse

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  • Many tears flow, friendships renewed as Class of ’79 reunites 35 years later

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  • Two years spent in Osoyoos provided inspiration for Patricia Webb, successful author and poet

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  • South Okanagan shuttle service ready to start picking up passengers soon for connection to Kelowna International Airport

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  • Local musician Rusty Copeland is a popular live performer at Market on Main. The market and the Osoyoos Beach Volleyball League got into "a bit of crossfire" over music with the volleyball league playing loud recorded music during live performances at the Wednesday evening market in Gyro Park. As a result, the market has moved its Wednesday market to Town Square. (Richard McGuire file photo)
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  • Guests walk along the boardwalk through the desert sampling wine and gourmet food at stations along the way in this photo from last year’s event. This year’s theme is Moonlight Serenade, and guests will learn about how animals “serenade” each other. (Keith Lacey file photo)
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  • Border Guard Needs Attitude Adjustment

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  • Claims that smart meters are dangerous to human health called preposterous by FortisBC officials

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