Monique Tamminga
Crime Reporter at Penticton Herald
Monique Tamminga believes the pen is mightier than the sword. When she isn't touring B.C.'s wineries, you can find her writing, laughing and drinking coffee.
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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Monique Tamminga
Property owners in the Heritage Hills neighbourhood of Okanagan Falls will be voting this weekend whether to let the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen take over operations of their privately-owned water and sewer utility systems which are in need of multi-million dollar upgrades.
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2 weeks ago |
castanetkamloops.net | Monique Tamminga
Property owners in the Heritage Hills neighbourhood of Okanagan Falls will be voting this weekend whether to let the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen take over operations of their privately-owned water and sewer utility systems which are in need of multi-million dollar upgrades.
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1 month ago |
castanet.net | Monique Tamminga
The cost of living and housing, the local economy and public safety were the key issues at the Penticton Chamber’s all-candidates meeting held at Cleland Theatre on Thursday evening. There are seven Penticton residents vying for one recently vacated city council seat. The seven candidates in the April 5 by-election are Aaron Baisarowicz, Bradley Bartsch, Juliana Buitenhuis, Jason Reynen, Ankit Sachdeva, Nick Stulberg and Riley Thompson.
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1 month ago |
castanetkamloops.net | Monique Tamminga
The cost of living and housing, the local economy and public safety were the key issues at the Penticton Chamber’s all-candidates meeting held at Cleland Theatre on Thursday evening. There are seven Penticton residents vying for one recently vacated city council seat. The seven candidates in the April 5 by-election are Aaron Baisarowicz, Bradley Bartsch, Juliana Buitenhuis, Jason Reynen, Ankit Sachdeva, Nick Stulberg and Riley Thompson.
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2 months ago |
castanetkamloops.net | Monique Tamminga
Three Summerland residents who have made significant contributions to bettering their community were presented the King Charles III Coronation Medal at the Royal Canadian Legion branch 22 on Tuesday. Cathie Lauer, John Dorn and Susan McIver were honoured for their ‘remarkable contributions,’ said Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola MP Dan Albas who organized the well-attended ceremony. Albas was joined by MLA Amelia Boultbee and Summerland Mayor Doug Holmes to present the medals.
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