The Morning Call - 2022-06-11

• High court decision stirs election picture
• ‘Don’t Say Gay’ legislatio­n gains ground
• Shapiro opposes boycott of Martin’s, touts potato rolls
• Cape May facing severe lifeguard shortage
• Neighbors dispute ends in firecracke­r, charges
• Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley unveils mural of Roberto Clemente
• Do your worst; mixed metaphors, pompous prose welcome in bad writing contest
• The abuse of power and its consequenc­es
• COVID-19 test demand for travelers to US ending
• Ariz. officials confirm bird flu in Southwest
• UK set to override portions of Brexit deal
• White House staffers walking
• Smaller package and portion sizes? Blame ‘shrinkflat­ion’
• Scripted audio series’ darker take on Batman a global hit
• A beginner’s guide to bouldering
• Pharmacy fills gaps for Native Americans
• Panel to assert Trump knew he lost
• Uvalde school police chief defends shooting response
• SKorean town’s burden of tragedy
• Ukraine fears prolonged war might fatigue West’s interest
• Biden, Western Hemisphere leaders reach migration pact
• Michigan prosecutor charges officer with murder in Lyoya case
• Single-use plastic products to be tossed at national parks
• US officials: Ukraine’s war strategy unclear
• How to grow thriving Calibracho­a plants, flowers
• Make opportunit­ies for biting feline to approach
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• Be careful about what you say you believe
• Robert Townley Boyd, Sr.
• Linda F. (Hill) Daney
• Liberty dominates La Salle to advance
• IronPigs lose their first game in Omaha
• In 1982, Easton’s Holmes knocks out Cooney
• Basketball
• Oldtimers reunion returns for 41st year
• Gregorius matches the Phillies’ winning vibe
• Fletcher Cox had brief time on free agent market
• AROUND THE HORN
• Deep impact: Brown shines
• A bumpy ride
• Avs ride 2 goalies into Cup Final

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