Truro News - 2018-05-23

• Bee-plus students on the job
• See you later, Lou
• Seasonal standards
• Houseboat heaven
• SIRT CLEARS MOUNTIES IN SUSPECT’S SHOOTING
• Heritage Fair 2018 awards announced
• TODAY IN history
• Moving on up
• Group looks forward to turkeys running wild in the province
• Italy: the enemy of my enemy is my friend
• Set a good example in tough times
• Firearms legislatio­n brings out extremists
• The growing impatience of an industry town
• Fire destroys trailers at Amherst business
• Family demands justice for son
• Evelyn Catherine Pearce
• Fishermen scrambling after endangered whales’ arrival in Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Ontario Liberal MP says he’s been cleared in incident at Halifax bar
• Locals among finalists for Sport Nova Scotia awards
• Manziel takes his first team reps at Ticats camp
• Gordon headlines nominees for NASCAR Hall of Fame
• Ohtani off to flying start with Angels, yet still improving
• FIFA: Insufficie­nt evidence of doping by Russia’s World Cup squad
• What’s in the number?
• YOUR horoscope
• Adult daughter living at home interrupts mom’s private life
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Truro Library Programs
• ACLU: Amazon shouldn’t sell face-recognitio­n tech to police
• Tear gas, broken windows disrupt Paris labour march
• Big mudslide blocks major highway near Nevada-california state line
• Congressio­nal leaders to review informatio­n on Russia probe
• Bank of England spells out cost of Brexit to households

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