The Morning Call - 2022-05-28

• Explosion kills 5, injures 2
• 29,664 cases this week; deaths triple to 249 in 7 days
• Valley officials seek more child care, early education funding
• Senate GOP recount begins; Oz says he’s ‘presumptiv­e’ nominee
• Happy tears, incredible performanc­es top show
• New farmers market coming to West Ward in Easton
• Final headliner will be metal band Disturbed
• Pennsylvan­ia voters again reject political elites
• Lehigh University’s solar project not a bad neighbor
• Fed’s preferred inflation gauge signals slowdown
• G-7 countries agree to phasing out of coal
• US renews Chevron’s license in Venezuela
• No holiday for housekeepe­rs
• Female CEOs’ pay up 26% in 2021, but ranks remain small
• TV CROSSWORD
• Rossum stars as woman famous for being famous in ‘Angelyne’
• Marrying couple bold in asking for funding
• Stars, royalty watch ABBA’s return
• NRA meets in Texas days after massacre at school
• Trial linked to Russia probe poses debate: Did lawyer lie?
• Changing the culture around guns
• 3 more funerals held for victims of market shooting in Buffalo
• Readers suggest how to keep deer away
• Tips for traveling with birds whether by car or plane
• Understand­ing ‘thin places’ where heaven, earth link
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• Ronald C. Exner
• Richard (Rick) John and Sherry Jean Cerny
• Northampto­n tops Parkland for 3A title
• For the love of M&Ms, race at Pocono has a new name
• LV FLASHBACK
• ‘I know I can hit’
• Special three-sport athlete at Parkland earns coaches’ salute
• Emmaus stays unbeaten with win over Easton
• AROUND THE HORN
• Hurricanes stifle Rangers, looking to close out series
• Warriors trio again have look of champs
• Rafa vs. Uncle Toni an expected matchup

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