Sentinel & Enterprise - 2020-12-17

• A shot of hope
• Negotiator­s near agreement on aid bill
• Benghazi ‘heroes’ up for medal, if House acts fast
• Sen. Warren’s book to come out in April
• Fins’ coach Flores a rare success post-Belichick
• Winter reading program kicks off
• Mai Tran collects toys for Salvation Army
• Ram7lin2 revenues ontinue to tum7le at state’s 3 asinos
• Group’s revenue ideas likely months away
• ‘If it’s not one thing, it’s another’
• Opioid industry has paid advocacy groups $65M
• Vaccine safe, more OKs a ‘game-changer,’ doc says
• Virus amplifies crisis of housing affordabil­ity
• Farewell to 2020
• Sununu to Trump voters: Time to stop whining, Biden will be POTUS
• Tatum prepping for attention
• Bubbles still in play for NHL
• Down Under
• ‘Brave New World’ opens in Nashua
• Local performers are ‘Home for the Holidays’
• Shepherd to bring the blues back to Lowell
• Mission: Don’t anger Cruise
• Horoscope

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