The Sentinel-Record - 2018-01-11

• Expressway input session planned
• Company announces $3.5M investment, 50 new jobs
• Prosecutor moves to abandon charges against dead defendant
• Shelter hosts adoption drive
• HS woman allegedly conceals details of juvenile shooting
• Local man sentenced to 15 years for stabbing
• STATEMENT
• WASHINGTON: Lawmakers see boost for immigratio­n deal
• WORLD: South Korea open to summit with North’s Kim
• Free clinic at Webb Center for sealing criminal records
• Habitual offender sentenced to prison
• Today in history
• Statement of core values
• ‘Little Rock Nine’ member writes book
• Trump says it ‘seems unlikely’ he’ll give special counsel Mueller interview
• Thrift stores
• Miscellane­ous
• Runaway granddaugh­ter avoids grandma’s attempts to connect
• Support groups
• Contentmen­t topic of at HSV Morning Connection
• Liam Neeson rides again in ‘The Commuter’
• Sister City program open house features works of Japanese artist
• ‘Fire and Fury’ sales top 29,000 in first weekend
• Thomas O. Loyd
• Death toll hits 17 in California mudslides
• Timothy G. Driggers
• Why Iran’s protests matter this time
• How merit-based college admissions became so unfair
• Flu vaccine won’t give you the flu, despite repeated claims
• Trump signs bill to improve opioid screening technology
• Defensive adjustment sparks Lady Lions
• Tide turns in Nick of time
• Morris fills out coaching staff
• Schools bid for 2018 tournament­s
• Trojans prevail with buzzer-beating basket
• CMS, Lakeside, Bismarck win at home
• Reddies take on Wonder Boys
• Junior Lady Wolves rout Russellvil­le
• Cobras strike down visiting Beavers
• Supreme Court appears sympatheti­c to Ohio voter purge effort

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