Sunderland Echo - 2017-02-22

• ‘He touched so many people’s hearts’
• ‘It’s not been taken lightly’
• Warning as charity hands over petition
• DEAN BACKS CITY OF CULTURE BID
• ‘We are held as a national examplar’, insists councillor
• WEIRD WORLD
• Businesses learn about council work prospects
• Home has a taste of the 1950s
• Camera helps to convict Wear flytipper
• Discoverin­g the world of work
• West End is in Wearside!
• Wear In campaign showing an increase in apprentice­s
• Fit family up for a muddy challenge
• Search for D Day veterans
• Job losses are a huge SAFC blow
• Dog dirt delivers another fine mess
• Helping people help themselves
• CARE FOR CARERS IS ALL TOGETHER BETTER
• Don’t risk losing out on an increase in your pension income
• Risdon’s had everything you’d need for your beautiful babies
• Screening out real life or making connection­s?
• Barton should be given punishment
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Your stars
• Have you ever considered becoming a dentist?
• Being left-handed can prove a challenge at work
• CITY WIN A REAL THRILLER!
• Best bar Non at Wolverhamp­ton
• HARRIERS ARE OUT TO MAKE THEIR POINTS
• MARLER IS SO HAPPY WITH ENGLAND ROLE
• Saints’ success blows promotion race wide open
• ESSOMBA IS FIGHTING FOR SUNDERLAND
• ANKE AIMS FOR HAPPY END TO GLOVE STORY
• Darlow says Magpies are handling the pressure well
• Senior men must step up to plate - Woods
• Yearly grind will test any fan’s faith, but the rise then fall is becoming exhausting
• PRODUCING CATS’ FUTURE STARS WILL BE A CHALLENGE
• Your chance to quiz Premier League referee Clattenbur­g
• Jan’s focus was on rehab as rest of squad hit NYC
• Sunderland youngsters can lead the way

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