Lethbridge Herald - 2018-11-23

• Iconic Lethbridge neon sign headed to Galt Museum
• Full-time councillor talk resurfaces at deliberati­ons
• CREED II PACKS A PUNCH
• Support for $150K for new flagpoles at city hall
• Difference between taxation and MRSR allocation­s
• College looking to connect with, honour distinguis­hed alumni
• Grief can be positive, SACPA told
• Accused to decide if he’ll testify
• Rural crime has dropped over past year
• Bellydance Spectacula­r set for Saturday at Yates
• Woman to serve sentence on several charges on weekends
• Busy time in the legislatur­e
• Tribute to the power of one
• Community CALENDAR
• McCain honours top growers
• Liberals move to end postal dispute
• Romaine lettuce susceptibl­e to E. coli, experts say
• Sask. premier heads to India to talk tariffs
• Housing goals on tightrope: B of C deputy
• Frustratio­n grows in Alberta, oilpatch
• Recommenda­tions for Broncos’ fund
• TRC heard concerns about coerced sterilizat­ion
• Trump’s frustratio­n shared with troops
• Winnipeg letter-bomber sentenced
• Pronghorn teams active on multiple fronts
• Kodiaks hosting alumni weekend
• Gott relishes the moment
• Senators’ arena plan could be in trouble
• Star skier Guay retires
• Injured Humboldt players on ice again
• Mitchell CFL’s outstandin­g player
• The F-150’s latest big trick? Adding a new diesel engine
• Crossovers appealing more to buyers
• Washboard Union a band to watch
• Beer can makes glazed chicken great
• HOROSCOPE
• Dried fruit, cider secret in applesauce cake
• Food processor makes quick work of hummus

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