Lethbridge Herald - 2018-10-13

• Historic High Level Bridge a magnet for graffiti
• High school players injured in collision
• CALIFORNIA DREAMING
• Alberta must be ready to deal with a poor harvest
• Years of work produces new Lakeview Elementary playground
• Taber theft suspects granted bail
• Federal funding to help U of L’s TLC program
• ‘Titanic:The Musical’ is a titanic local undertakin­g
• Alberta justice improves with boost to legal aid
• Will smaller market teams ever host Memorial Cup?
• Doctor answers the challenges presented to her
• Milk River has water rationing plans in place
• Oland retrial starting
• Alberta to invest in Olympics
• Tropical storm Michael soaks East Coast
• Michaelle Jean fails in Francophon­ie bid
• Pope accepts cardinal’s resignatio­n amid sex scandals
• Mudslides kill dozens
• Rams rally for league title
• Hurricanes can’t top Hitmen
• Kodiaks basketball opens at home
• Horns host final homestand
• Red Sox hope to home-field advantage makes difference
• Kershaw struggles as Dodgers fall in opener
• Esks desperate to ignite offense
• Former top rookie back with Stamps
• Masoli leads Tiger-Cats to season sweep of Argonauts
• Hyundai, Kia urged to make recalls
• Plans released to protect B.C. salmon
• Toxin discovered in chain store jewelry
• Vancouver mayor reflects on record
• Thousands of U.S. kids not getting vaccines
• Mitch Albom returns to heaven
• Sensory programmin­g starts at the public library
• Hoping FOR A HOME MATCHING PETS WITH PEOPLE
• Orthodox Church moving forward with Ukrainian independen­ce
• Faith TODAY
• Balancing idealism and realism
• Pope compares abortion to a mafia hit
• Opry salutes Ray Charles
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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