Truro News - 2019-11-21

• A lethal legacy
• LEAVE ’EM SMILIN’
• Truro venue and musicians honoured
• From a bygone age
• Mission accomplish­ed
• Rock the Hub moving to Bible Hill
• Reality TV ready to jump the shark?
• E-cigs creating a new generation of addicts
• Fishing in the dark
• Friend breakups and finding your place
• As Truro has shown, Amherst Armouries should be preserved
• Feeling the glove
• CAMPBELL, Norma Marcia
• The promise of a new playground
• Senior’s sentencing comes up for dated sexual assaults
• Four seeking NDP nomination in Truro-area riding
• Local by-election delayed until 2020?
• A fairy godmother kind of Christmas treat
• Oxford company uses pilot program to attract new workers
• Meals made easy for the holidays
• Breaking through barriers
• There’s an old-fashioned feel to the Maitland Christmas Festival
• Improvemen­ts make the cruise
• Bring on the ugly
• Reupholste­ring an ottoman
• More to this photo than meets the eye
• Bearcats hit the road with some momentum
• BEARCAT BYTES
• Macdonald shines in net as Bearcats top T’wolves
• First things first before hitting the slopes
• Mcisaac to return to lineup next Saturday
• Truro’s Macisaac rink captures men’s crown at P.E.I. cashspiel
• Off-ice support bolstered for players’ well-being
• CEC girls win regionals and Panther Cup
• Black Friday coming up
• Create a Christmas checklist
• Share in community spirit
• 2020 RAM off-road
• Music has many benefits
• Home security tips for seniors
• Coping with an empty nest
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Celtic roots, Island hearts
• Colchester County church listings, Nov. 23-24
• Parenting, with special occasions in mind

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