The Morning Call - 2021-11-20

• Jury: Not guilty in Kenosha shootings
• Bethlehem to mark Transgende­r Day of Remembranc­e
• Sludge on farmland doesn’t pass smell test for Northampto­n County township residents
• State’s 40,044 weekly cases is highest in 10 months
• Lehigh Valley resident photograph­s partial lunar eclipse
• Luzerne County school board meeting ends as mask uproar starts
• Strict limits proposed for ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water
• CDC recommends giving booster shots for all adults
• House OKs $2T social, climate bill
• New laws bring chills to classrooms
• Attorney accuses Arbery advocates of ‘lynching’ defendants
• 2 Dem senators oppose Powell as Fed chairman
• Ford strikes deal to ensure flow of US chips
• Computer chip boom in US?
• In a reversal, Apple to allow self-repairs to iPhones, Macs
• Consumers in the middle as Amazon, Visa clash over fees
• Why you should get your children vaccinated
• There’s disconnect between Biden’s climate talk, action
• Tips for vole control
• Readers share tips for tear stains, cat safety outdoors
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• Blessed are the grateful
• Ruth E. Olivetti
• Froso Papadoplos
• New year, different result for Freedom
• Seniors want to close with home win
• Curtain drops for Allentown Central Catholic
• Muhlenberg is ready for another run in NCAA Division III
• Can Parkland dethrone North Allegheny, winners of four straight championsh­ips?
• Emmaus seniors savor 1 last moment together
• Goedert agrees to 4-year extension
• Searching for an open door
• Plenty to sort out down the stretch
• Demanding answers

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