Lethbridge Herald - 2018-07-21

• Fecal contaminat­ion puts damper on pool time
• Premiers reach a deal on booze trade
• Alberta independen­t launches new party
• DESIGNER’S CAREER EXAMINED
• Trudeau affirms NAFTA support
• CYCLING TRAIL HAS ITS BUMPS
• No decision on crash memorial
• Mayor takes needle debate to social media
• City getting more money to deal with needle debris
• Council to vote on SCS bylaw
• University recognized for RNA research
• South Country Fair running this weekend
• Safety advocate has concerns about amended act
• Justice system needs an overhaul
• City working hard to deal with complex problem
• Lethbridge needs a solution that works for us
• Community CALENDAR
• Get outside and get healthy
• Heat waves scorch American South
• Murder victims identified
• Unexpected tornadoes hit central Iowa
• Bus attacker injures nine
• Wildfires rage in Sweden
• Death toll rises to 17 in duck boat accident
• Trump recorded discussing payments to woman
• Bulls out-last Giants
• Redblacks come back to beat Lions
• Blue Jays walkoff the Orioles
• Johnson, Kisner lead British Open
• Three of top-5 players to miss weekend at British Open
• Caryk requests evidence she bullied Karlsson
• Ujiriworki­ngonsellin­g LeonardonT­oronto
• Bouchard off to semifinal of Swiss Open
• Sagan takes third win at Tour
• Cards hammer Cubs
• Trump threatens China with new tariffs
• Weathering economic storms
• Diversific­ation changing Ohio metropolis
• Gospel jamboree returns to Granum
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Hope for the hopeless
• Canadian consecrate­d virgins welcome Vatican directive
• Faith TODAY
• Dax Shepard finds fulfilment with podcast
• The Boss surprises crowd at Joel concert
• Grandre-openingset­forlibrary’srenovated­wing
• Novel highlights one of the Men of Bronze
• Iranian farmers fed upwith water shortages
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE

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Lethbridge Herald - 2018-07-22