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Immigrant to Penticton forged own path to business in new home - Penticton News

Claude Catlett is an immigrant to Penticton carving his own path for himself and his family.

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Volunteer army sought to help keep kids fed in Penticton - Penticton News

Volunteer army sought to help keep kids fed in Penticton - Penticton News
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More than 100 farm animals moved to safety from South Okanagan wildfire threat

A farm was able to move all of their animals to safety this week from the threat of the Keremeos Creek wildfire burning southwest of Penticton.With more than 100 animals, the move required many helping hands and resource

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The Critteraid Animal Sanctuary in Summerland needs the public s help in stocking trucks full of food for their rescue animals - Penticton News

The Critteraid Animal Sanctuary in Summerland needs the public s help in stocking trucks full of food for their rescue animals - Penticton News
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These wood bricks made in Summerland will keep the smoke out of your eyes | iNFOnews

Image Credit: Submitted/Okanagan Forest Products January 18, 2021 - 6:00 AM Most Canadians are familiar with the joys of sitting around a campfire, roasting marshmallows and creating family memories. They’re also equally familiar with the reality that the smoke from that campfire invariably gets in their eyes, noses and throats. Summerland’s Okanagan Forest Products is changing all that with its compressed wood fire bricks. “If you’re camping, you don’t have smoke and you don’t have the sparks flying,” owner Tony Sheremeta told iNFOnews.ca. “I’ve done it myself. I’ve had the grandkids and had back yard fires doing hot dogs or marshmallows. It’s very safe because it’s clean.”

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