Truro News - 2018-07-19

• Peak performanc­e
• Road worrier
• Splashdown
• Hall monitor
• PRIDE IS EVIDENT AT FESTIVE ACTIVITIES
• A way with words
• Our traffic circle has people spinning
• Judge rules against recusal
• Pets can breathe easier
• Step in, be ready and give it your best
• You never know who’s going to be in the audience
• Government babble poses as public discourse
• The formula for changing Syria’s demography
• A sense of Safer Spaces in Pugwash
• Winston (Win) Murray Langille
• William Kenneth Johnson
• Ellen Aurelia Ruth (Hartling) Crowe
• Esther Joan (Purdy) Matthews
• N.B. man charged following pursuit
• Representa­tion from 25 countries
• Sisters injured in car/pedestrian accident
• Future of Little Moe’s K9 Academy uncertain
• Mental health assessment ordered for man charged in convenienc­e store robbery
• Miranda’s story touches many
• Vapour Trail grows at a rapid pace
• Colchester County men headed to Softball Nova Scotia Hall of Fame
• Grand circuit week great for horsemen, race fans and local economy
• Fast action during big week of racing
• Astros, Athletics, Royals earn wins
• Stuart Kia Bearcats in Moncton for tourney
• Leave the heavy lifting to her
• Truro swimmer to compete at national junior championsh­ips
• Checking on Charley
• Top three at IWK race disqualifi­ed
• Casey ponders his options
• HRM approves pot laws
• Power of the powwow
• One of a kind
• Take a break and refresh with watermelon
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Truro Library Programs
• More energy rebates available for local homeowners
• Call him Captain Finance: Fighting back against personal debt
• Bluegrass celebratio­n set for Bible Hill

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