Truro News - 2018-09-27

• Ships ’n quips
• CN wants town to kick in for fence
• PART TWO: “We survived on little more than bread.”
• The Lotus Centre
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Warrior worrier
• Super models
• VETERANS AFFAIRS RETHINKS POSITION
• Students rally against bullying
• A history lesson we have yet to learn
• TODAY IN history
• Ein Prosit! Bavaria, north shore style
• Be sure you know what you’re getting into
• A clash of rights in the age of legal pot I
• Fracking again being considered in province
• Canada’s about to go the way of Uruguay
• Andrew Hebda shares his knowledge of ticks
• MCCALLUM Ralph Lyall November 15, 1920 – September 19, 2018
• DAVIS Dora Elizabeth (Betty)
• Event heightens awareness of growing societal problem
• Ski Wentworth o ers a view of all the autumn splendour
• Not so good for the Goose
• Vintage Stove and Fireplace in Hilden helping the cause
• Giant doves help mark Internatio­nal Day of Peace in Bass River
• Students challenged to find housing close to campus
• Burton leading the charge
• Cougars open season with tournament victory
• Local soccer player invited to Whitecaps ID camp
• Faulkner takes on new MHL role
• Nine dashes of fast-paced action on tap
• Young club off to a great start
• Golden anniversar­y… sort of
• Let fall flavours inspire your next dessert
• Nova Scotia to offer ‘X’ as gender option on birth certificat­es
• More than you may think
• Truro Library programs
• Streamline­d teen bedroom
• Four tips for cutting mitre joints like a pro
• Take back your yard from weeds
• Photograph­y and our inner life
• Kidney Walk draws hundreds to Truro

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