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Casey Richardson
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Bouncy, playful pair of cats

Casey Richardson Say hello to Javier and Mini, a bouncy pair of kittens looking to find a home with a family that loves to play. The Critteraid Animal Sanctuary in Summerland picked up these two when they were very little and the opposite personalities

Getting out of abuse

Casey Richardson "When I left, I left for her. I didn't leave for me. It wasn't until probably a year later, after many, many hours of counselling that I finally realized that this was better for me as well as better for her." A

'Amazing' year for films

Photo: Casey Richardson Staging area with movie trailer and tents set up in front of Wholesale Club in Penticton for the ABC pilot National Parks in April The Okanagan film industry has had their ‘biggest year yet’, seeing 33

Mixed bag of case numbers

Photo: BCCDC While most numbers of new COVID-19 cases in the South Okanagan continue to fall, weekly case numbers have risen slightly in a couple of areas. According to the BC Centre for Disease Control, Penticton saw 18 new cases from Nov.

 

More flood cleanup coming

Casey Richardson Penticton Toyota, the Penticton Indian Band and Westhills Aggregates have teamed up to help Princeton flood relief efforts, calling for the community to donate items in need for the residents. The Toyota team approached the

Urgent need for bell ringers

Photo: Contributed The Salvation Army is in need of some holiday helpers to ring the bells at their Christmas Kettle throughout Penticton. Campaign coordinator Mary MacArthur explained that volunteer numbers have dropped throughout the pandemic,

Troops joining flood relief

Photo: Facebook The Town of Princeton is getting the help they have been petitioning for, with army troops on the way. Mayor Spencer Coyne shared the good news from the Town's Facebook page Wednesday morning. "We met with the

Santa parade axed again

Photo: The City of Penticton The annual Santa Claus Parade will not be appearing throughout Penticton for the second year in a row, due to the ongoing pandemic. The City of Penticton's economic development manager Carly Lewis confirmed

Town in dire need of help

Casey Richardson “One day at a time, you can’t plan for tomorrow.” Residents are cleaning up throughout Princeton after devastating floods, unsure of what is to come next, shovelling the dirt from their homes and making piles

 

A bundle of kittens to adopt

Casey Richardson Julie and Jewel, Fidget and Gidget, Jelly Bean and Julian and Ms. Piper are all young kitties hoping to find their forever homes. The Critteraid Animal Sanctuary in Summerland has seven kittens they're hoping to place with

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