Truro News - 2018-07-12

• Truro: a matter of pride
• Mayors agree: It’s a good start
• ‘Spokes’ people
• SCOTT ARMSTRONG READY FOR ANOTHER RUN
• In the name of peace
• Gaining ground
• TODAY IN history
• Strength in numbers
• The debate over naming names in court
• Caught up in a Hitchcock-esque drama
• Brexit: no turning point in sight yet
• Pulp fiction on a glorious summer weekend
• Immigratio­n issue remains a dangerous game
• Premier must support good science, good jobs
• Col. Ira E. Creelman (Ret’d), OMM, CD
• Annie Mae Fields
• M. Jean Fitzpatric­k
• Wilbert Russell Joudrey
• The gold standard
• This little girl is ready to roll
• Four in running for village commission seat
• Truro labyrinth open to visitors
• From one who knows, a senior’s key to longevity
• City slickers welcome…
• Art can heal the heart
• Millbrook puts down roots for retail marijuana sales
• Losses to frost still being tallied
• ‘What are you doing answering the phone?’
• Don’t take a summer vacation from health
• Raising the bar
• Bearcats hang on for win against Halifax
• Macmillan recipient of Bob Boucher scholarshi­p
• Tim Delaney ran more than 25 marathons and about 50 half marathons
• Grand week of racing on tap
• Mcisaac named to national junior summer roster
• Royals pitchers strong in win over Pirates
• Fire burn, and cauldron bubble
• The supercalif­ragilistic­ex ...pialidocio­us experience
• The British are coming!
• The fling is the thing
• Seventy-three-year-old hikes mountain to remember her late son, fallen soldiers
• Drive-in joins fight against Disney Studios film distributi­on methods
• Putting her heart into it
• Finding new purpose for old churches
• ACROSS THE region
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Truro Library Programs
• Who is the captain of your soul?
• Bishop criticizes priests who attended Trump rally as VIPS

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