Truro News - 2018-11-22

• Flower power
• Legion caught off guard by policy
• Along for the ’Riders
• It’s a string thing
• Milo and me
• DAL AC UNVEILS BIOMASS ENERGY PLANT
• Parrsboro driver delivers special tree
• Truro-based mental health project reaching across Nova Scotia
• TODAY IN history
• Mapping Truro’s future
• Debert man killed in ‘tragic’ hunting accident
• Maxime Bernier still looking for a vein to tap into
• Science that should come as a surprise to no one
• It goes to the highest bidder
• Carbon pricing is hard on the head
• Stan Lee was larger than life
• BAILEY “Margie” Mary Margaret (nee Barry)
• DALRYMPLE Mildred “Millie” Pauline
• COLLINS Phillip
• Glitz and glitter abound as performers prepare for Christmas pantomime in Bible Hill
• Joel Henderson seeks federal Liberal nomination
• Desmond’s path to history
• Horses are a big part of life for Bible Hill girl
• Are you thinking about downsizing?
• Rememberin­g history through decoration
• Going back to Grade 5
• The long and shirt of it
• Macdonald adds stability to the blueline
• The load is heavy
• ree generation­s of Harts have suited up for Bearcats
• Lady N Paradise earns rst victory
• CEC to host JV girls provincial­s
• Some horse, some legacy
• CEC girls win regional crowns
• Lack of housing frustrates efforts to help Truro’s homeless
• RBC backs Dal AC internship program
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Hybrid delivers on its green promise
• The King of Rock meets the Queens of Country
• Cobequid Dance Academy staging The Nutcracker
• Big city, small ship and public broadcasti­ng
• Truro Police Service hires seniors’ safety coordinato­r
• Truro teen’s plea is heard, possession­s returned
• CROSSWORD
• Bonding over tragedies
• Consider your choices for holiday appetizers
• Pope decries that ‘wealthy few’ feast on what belongs to all
• Strawberry, Tarragon and Goat Cheese Crostini with Balsamic Reduction

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