Lethbridge Herald - 2017-03-25

• Canes ready for next step
• Concert lineup announced for U of L Shine On Summer Festival
• 100 dogs seized from westside home
• FANS MAY LET ‘CHIPS’ FALL
• CANADA in world final
• New Alta. judges include former Olympic boxer
• Pipelines other than KXL will still be needed: Notley
• College, university students get down to business
• Interfaith Food Bank to rebuild loading dock with Walmart donation
• Hearing set in drug smuggling case
• Wait for disclosure delays bail hearing in sex assault case
• Child pornograph­y case against teacher adjourned
• Long-running Kiwanis Festival begins Monday
• No real future in federal budget
• Poll about churches misses broader truth
• Community CALENDAR
• For Alzheimer’s patients, time of day can make a difference
• Looming work crisis – and its solutions
• Canadian inflation pace slows down
• Company wants Dakota pipeline crossing upheld
• Trump approves Keystone XL pipeline
• Nova Scotia refuses personaliz­ed plate
• Veterans’ pensions unlikely to return
• French remains identified as Canadian soldier
• Government slammed over pricey television­s
• Trump health bill doesn’t make it to vote
• Pronghorns land character recruits
• It’s a whole new season now
• Ostepchuk wins Elite 90 award
• Booker scores 70 in Suns loss
• Dominance and survival at Match Play
• 30 YEARS STRONG
• Isles edge Pens in shootout
• Kentucky beats UCLA in South semifinal
• Plotlines converge in debut novel
• ‘Keeper of Lost Things’ has unexpected twists
• March a good time to take a closer look at food and nutrition
• BEST SELLERS
• Big-screen ‘CHIPS’ criminally bad
• Box office sets new record
• LISBON STEEPED IN TRADITION
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Faith TODAY
• Reaching out to the despised
• Student prayers at Texas school board meetings given go-ahead
• Court asks who should lead prayer before gov’t meeting
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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