Call & Times - 2017-07-30

• A seller’s market
• Parish festival readies for 63rd edition
• As North Korea intensifie­s missile program, US opens $11 billion base in South Korea
• Hobby has travelers searching for spots where 3 states touch
• Kremlin done betting on Trump, planning how to counter US sanctions
• Trump threat: End health payments unless there’s an overhaul
• At the Library
• A family-friendly translatio­n of Scaramucci-speak
• Under fire, Trump retreats to old prejudices
• Employers rejecting pot users will pay a price
• Mass. high court’s immigratio­n ruling has major law enforcemen­t effects
• William J. Nadon
• Industrial hemp industry feeling its growing pains
• Vermont AG not exempted from public records law
• Millennial­s: Global guardians of capital
• CALL headed to regionals for third time in 7 seasons
• Navigant wins Legion title
• Red Sox’ Price bothered by Eckersley’s comments
• Community Sports Calendar
• Gardner, Yankees down Rays
• SENIOR BRIEFS
• Senate Republican­s begin efforts to repeal Obamacare
• American Legion’s membership decline contribute­s to shrinking baseball league
• Three Republican­s derail ‘skinny repeal’ maneuvers
• Burrillvil­le resident takes on new post with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State
• Reluctant college student may benefit from gap year
• Threat from artificial intelligen­ce may already have become reality
• HOROSCOPES
• Television, movies turn dating apps into tools of ignorance, misery
• So what’s the emoji for ‘catastroph­e’?
• ‘Dunkirk’ audiences willing to shell out for premium version
• A new ‘hot’ destinatio­n: Radioactiv­e Ukraine
• Unprepared for the big one
• Not always necessary to take it to extremes Self-sufficienc­y will go as far as you’d like it to
• That gooey slug slime could save your life
• Shallow water table a culprit

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