Oliver laundromat saga continues two years after fire
Oliver residents needing the services of a laundromat are still out of luck two years after a dryer fire put the Oliver Laundry Co. out of commission.
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Locals seniors need a new ride for TAPS
Oliver and Osoyoos have both decided to contribute $2,500 and $2,000 respectively, to Desert Sun Counselling to purchase a 20-seat vehicle to expand their ability to transport seniors.
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Osoyoos Fire Rescue honours decades of service
The Osoyoos Fire Rescue celebrated a handful of significant milestones recently including a “push-in” of a new rescue truck, the honouring of long-time fire chiefs and firefighters and the retirement/birthday of another long time member.
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Glitz and glam in Oliver at the Pride Winter Ball
Pride events might be more associated with the early summer months but the South Okanagan and Similkameen (SOS) Pride organization has made sure there are events available year-round to help educate as well as provide opportunities for safe and enjoyable expression.
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Penticton’s best days long gone says former mayor
John Vassilaki feels like Penticton’s best days had passed long before he became mayor.
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