Truro News - 2018-04-27

• Hope for Charley
• Craft beer, good cheer
• Festival organizers prepared to reassess
• Back to the books
• Powerful message
• CLOSING ARGUMENTS GIVEN IN BUTCHER CASE
• The perplexing thing about pretty people
• Residents share stories of The Lighthouse
• TODAY IN history
• Telling tales
• MP takes offence to comments dissing Jamaican workers
• Shakespear­e in the Park returning to Truro
• New pharmacy to open in west end Truro
• Like sand through the hourglass
• A developmen­t’s devil’s advocate — what a concept
• Crosswalk talk
• New Emera CEO to take the company from coal to clean
• Annapolis Valley region looks for internatio­nal certificat­ion
• Patients rally around suspended doctor
• Grief over deadly Toronto van attack sinks in days after rampage
• Pilot likely disoriente­d in plane crash that killed former Alberta premier
• Commons committee calls on Liberals to tax e-commerce services
• B.C. asks court to affirm right to protection from heavy oils
• Even rejected ideas from gender advisory council will see light of day
• Teen who helped beat woman to death to be sentenced in June
• Pacers believe Lebron goaltended on block in final seconds
• Yawkey Way outside Fenway Park changed over racist past
• Jaguars owner makes offer to buy Wembley Stadium
• Pretenders weeded out quickly in first round
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Friends push single woman to date, but offer no help
• Truro Library Programs
• Cosby convicted of drugging and molesting a woman
• Thousands of teachers in Arizona, Colorado walk out
• Genocide-era mass graves found in Rwanda
• Kim Jong Un walks south to meet his rival: Can they deal?
• Trump says North Korea has made major nuclear concession­s

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