Lethbridge Herald - 2020-04-25

• Whoop-Up Days latest casualty of COVID-19
• Alta. rolls back cuts to rural doctor fees
• Greenhouse­s working to safely welcome gardeners
• Realtors adapting to changes brought on by COVID-19
• ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant overwhelme­d by support Sharon Lawson returns home with US$20,601 in winnings
• Workshops to teach people how to grow sustainabl­e food
• Science fair going online
• Alumna Flatla named to Lethbridge College Board of Governors
• Man sentenced for possession of stolen property
• Website launched to support small businesses in Lethbridge
• Expectant moms to get COVID-19 help
• Alberta unveils process for oilfield site cleanup grants
• Oil woes:The perfect storm
• Facts don’t support need for more private care
• Cut leaders some slack
• Financing your reno
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Persistent human vices
• Community CALENDAR
• COVID kills dozens more in nursing homes
• Old West feud comes to life in ‘Tombstone’
• Popular online fiction picks at the library
• Novel features a very smart dog
• Alberta court overturns oilsands approval
• Companies vying for video chats
• Prison COVID isolation ‘extremely concerning’
• NHL’s hub-city concept is intriguing to Flames’ Treliving
• Four local players excited about futures in WHL
• Buble: Canada will ‘show its mettle’ once again’ with ‘Stronger Together’
• Two U.S. states ease COVID-19 lockdowns
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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