Princeton town council has decided to keep existing priority snow removal routes in tact, which exclude downtown.
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South Okanagan Crime Stoppers wants the public's help finding these men.
READThe Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen is giving $250 for exchange of old wood stoves for efficient burning units.
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Four malnourished horses were rescued from an owner in Princeton, including one horse weighing half the amount she should.
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Ecstasy has been linked to the deaths of 19 people in B.C. in the last seven months.
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Princeton man sentenced to 21 months for child pornography crimes dating back to as far as 2003.
READAdvanced Meters are expected to be installed in Princeton houses by 2015.
READThe Okanagan Nation is exploring a partnership with Parks Canada, while urging the creation of a national park in the South Okanagan,
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People concerned about a proposed pipeline that would run one to two kilometres from Princeton can voice their thoughts.
READThe Princeton RCMP is warning residents to be cautious of companies promising to fix computers over the phone.
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South Okanagan Crime Stoppers needs your help finding these men.
READAuditors found a problem at Weyerhaeuser, but overall the company is well-managed.
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A 180-metre high dam five kilometres south of Princeton is a possibility.
READThe number of people living in Princeton dropped by two per cent, despite the mine opening last year.
READThe name of the woman who died when her car rolled over into the Similkameen River near Princeton has been released.
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Princeton town council wrote a letter to give to people complaining about an ATV ban on the Trans Canada Trail in town.
READPrinceton residents can take advantage of rebates offered by FortisBC and the provincial government.
READA Keremeos woman died and three others were injured when a car fell down an embankment into the Similkameen River on Feb. 11.
READResidents are asked to take extra care when traveling through the areas in which the cougar has been sighted.
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An agreement signed between Canada and China is a step closer to getting B.C. cherries into the Chinese marketplace.
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