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Brennan Phillips

Brennan Phillips

Brennan Phillips may not have been born in the Okanagan, but he was raised here, and is thankful every day that he gets to live and work in one of the most beautiful places in Canada. Beginning with an internship at the Penticton Western in 2018, Brennan has worked his way up from covering weekends and special events, to a full-time reporter with the community newspaper. He is excited to continue to cover all of the community goings-on and looks forward to being back out among the people to hear their stories.

Phone
778-476-8167
Email
brennan.phillips@pentictonwesternnews.com

Recent Work by Brennan

Fundraiser started to help Olalla mother run over by her own car

Fundraiser started to help Olalla mother run over by her own car

Yolanda Kost is in the hospital with serious injuries as a result of the incident
Penticton partnering with Telus to take on power usage

Penticton partnering with Telus to take on power usage

A start date has not yet been announced for the program
Penticton Chamber latest to publicly challenge Summerland gravel pit

Penticton Chamber latest to publicly challenge Summerland gravel pit

Penticton's Chamber is the latest of many local governments and organizations to oppose the mine
Penticton contractor sued for another $4.9 million

Penticton contractor sued for another $4.9 million

Lawsuits against Jason Stutzke have now cleared $7 million in claims
Keremeos fire crews tackle snakebite, wildfire and person hit by vehicle

Keremeos fire crews tackle snakebite, wildfire and person hit by vehicle

The Keremeos Fire Department had a busy Saturday with multiple emergencies
OPINION: Keep the private market out of my healthcare

OPINION: Keep the private market out of my healthcare

Health is the one thing we can't afford to leave up for profit
Musicians flock to jam together in Keremeos

Musicians flock to jam together in Keremeos

The rodeo grounds were filled with three days of music
Memory Cafe program returns to Keremeos

Memory Cafe program returns to Keremeos

The cafe returns on Sept. 19 to the Similkameen Rec Centre
Second phase of restoration efforts to begin soon on Cawston pond

Second phase of restoration efforts to begin soon on Cawston pond

Ginty's Pond had deteriorated over the years but now efforts are underway to restore the wetland habitat
Fired employees of Penticton, Vernon Gordon Food Service to return to work

Fired employees of Penticton, Vernon Gordon Food Service to return to work

The company was ordered to reinstate an unknown number of terminated employees
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