Lethbridge Herald - 2017-07-28

• Corn maze pays homage to special anniversar­ies
• City fire ban implemente­d
• TYRANTS READY FOR CHAOS
• Man pleads guilty to manslaught­er
• B.C. evacuees allowed to return home
• ROCK CAMP STRIKES A CHORD WITH GIRLS
• First part of Castle area parks upgrades finished
• Guide dog walk smashes record
• City man put on peace bond after police standoff at apartment complex
• Pay-for-plasma clinic opens in Moncton
• Security clearance revoked over dad’s gang associatio­n
• Drawing released of suspect in missing woman case
• Bus driver attacked with bat
• Fast-track for infrastruc­ture bank
• Horgan hopeful of lumber deal
• Megyn Kelly fails to make a big splash
• Celebratin­g Japanese-Canadians
• Spread the tax burden fairly
• Rose wine adds flavour to chicken Breasts can easily overcook on the grill
• Report out on lessons from Fort Mac wildfire
• Quebec’s language watchdog targets website
• Edmonton shutters fair ride
• Boy Scouts sorry for Trump’s rhetoric
• Senior championsh­ip has a friendly finish
• Ready to represent Alberta
• Five tied for lead at Canadian Open
• Jays sweep A’s
• Pure Power Wrestling flexes muscles
• MANHATTAN TRANSFER
• Betting on a dark horse can save money
• Upgrades mean bargains on current models for buyers

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