Lethbridge Herald - 2017-10-14

• CHIEF FOR A DAY
• FOREIGNER PLANS MUSICAL
• KILLER GETS PRISON
• Tax plan changes coming
• CANES hit the ice
• Medicine Hat death considered homicide
• Lots of live entertainm­ent to pass the time
• Sugar beet harvest starting
• Coaldale politician reprimande­d for conduct breach
• County of Lethbridge upgrades haul roads
• Changing the pipeline rules
• Public school board election important, too
• Clarifying city’s land purchases
• Community CALENDAR
• Trump keeping U.S. in Iran nuke deal
• Trudeau urges Mexico to protect women’s rights
• Police change timeline of Las Vegas massacre
• Kodiaks win home opener
• Pronghorns and Pandas to honour Sluggo with memorial game
• Grand finale at Rocky Mountain Turf Club doesn’t disappoint
• Astros hang on for win over Yankees
• Horns hoping to secure playoff berth
• NHLers’ dad shares family plan for success
• Library is more than books; there’s movies, TV shows, too
• ‘Dark Lake’ has solid character developmen­t
• Sears Canada gets go-ahead to liquidate
• Ford offers repairs for Explorer exhaust issues
• U.S. delivers quadruple-whammy on auto sector
• Energy strategy ongoing: Carr
• City has worked to develop relationsh­ips with First Nations
• Voters need to make informed decisions
• AMSTERDAM BY BARGE
• Victorian Tea a special outing at Regina’s Government House
• Bicycle travel also part of the authentic experience
• Faith TODAY
• Art exhibit geared for canine critics
• Get facts to help positively
• Pray the rosary for world peace
• Liona Boyd knows sexual harassment
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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