Bowen Assman is a journalist based in Vernon, Canada, who writes for various local publications including the Vernon Morning Star, Kelowna Capital News, and Salmon Arm Observer. With a wide range of coverage spanning from local news to sports and arts, Bowen brings a diverse perspective to his reporting.
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Vernon, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Bowen Assman's coverage primarily focuses on local events, sports, and community-related news in Vernon and the surrounding areas. He seems to prioritize reporting on local sporting events, community initiatives, government announcements, and other events specific to the region.
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By: Bowen Assman
Lakers defeated the Edmonton Jr. Oilers 3-2 and then lost, 5-0 to Ontario’s North York Storm
The Vees scored 4 times in game three to bring them one away from eliminating Vernon
The Rebels scored four unanswered, giving the Lakers their 2nd straight loss at the Esso Cup
The alternative exercise therapy method is hosting a free seminar in Vernon
City crews will be removing the bench by the end of day on Friday, May 3
Dune: Part Two, will be the first movie shown, beginning on Friday, May 2
The free event is a way to showcase local arts and crafts from Vernon creators
The Cedar House, for youth who cannot live safely with their family, officially opened May 2
By: Bowen Assman
This was the first time Vernon Christian School competed at the Abbotsford meet
Adie Janke and Chloe Collins, Grade 10 students at VSS, will attend training camp for U17 Team BC
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