Truro News - 2018-09-13

• Great Scot!
• School altercatio­n prompts call for mental health legislatio­n
• Heroic tale
• Joy Riders
• True inspiratio­n
• STRUGGLES AND SUCCESSES DURING A TRANSGENDE­R JOURNEY
• Serious condition
• New gas station coming to Valley
• Truro emergency room doctor familiar with sepsis
• Brook eld gears up for annual event
• We need a clothes door policy
• Government­s should put the money where our mouths are
• Move over, for safety’s sake
• Gay rights and the global culture
• To frack or not to frack
• Trump sculpture on display in Truro
• ROY Douglas Churchill
• HINGLEY Norman Vance
• Town of Truro Tax Sale
• Keeping the Highland vibe alive Clann an Drumma fills the air with Celtic sounds during two-day event
• Segregatio­n creating mental health problems, murder accused says
• Truro man offering shuttle service to Halifax
• Line dancing workshop will rekindle interest in the dance craze
• Bearcats open new MHL season Saturday
• Bearcats Macmillan a steadying in uence Out elder Evan Mcnea enjoyed an unforgetta­ble fastpitch season
• Stage set for Conroy Invitation­al
• Terry Hunt Legacy Fund created
• Blenkhorn captures Lucas Oil 150 crown
• The kickoff
• Squaring off over fracking
• In favour of fracking
• Against fracking
• Easy Eggs – e ultimate convenienc­e food
• Nova Scotia ending plebiscite­s for ‘dry’ communitie­s
• Hero’s welcome
• Fiddle me this North River woman has a passion for playing and teaching others
• New York on a full moon
• Women want the whole picture
• Move over, slow down… or get ticketed
• AROUND THE region
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Truro Library programs
• Colchester County church listings, Sept. 15 – 16
• A new reason to visit Truro’s Cineplex eatre
• Pope says he hopes to visit Japan next year, fullling wish

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