The Sentinel-Record - 2019-02-11

• Early bird Spa-Con 4 tickets now available
• Influence of China, Russia top Pompeo agenda on five-day Central Europe trip
• Possible impeachmen­t could further upend Virginia politics
• Second annual Cherry Blossom Festival set for Saturday
• SK, US sign deal on defense spending
• CLOCK TICKS
• Tabloid CEO’s lawyer denies extortion claims
• OBU to host U.S. Navy Concert Band
• Building permits
• Today in history
• Statement of core values
• Man with lights, siren accused of impersonat­ion
• Hospitalit­y associatio­n installs officers, presents awards
• Some small business owners may be shocked by lost tax deductions
• German December exports, imports rise
• HHC now offers Continuous Care
• Patel joins Pulmonolog­y Associates
• Business review
• El Paso bristles at Trump’s claim that wall made city safe
• Parents question whether shooting drills traumatize kids
• Study reveals how sugars wipe out important bacteria in gut
• Where are Stoneman Douglas students, parents, officials now?
• US-backed fighters close in on IS-held Syria village
• Schultz can win (Part I)
• Trump’s speech showed he flunked immigratio­n
• A communicat­ion problem
• Hail delays final round at Pebble Beach
• Senior high basketball teams teams begin postseason play
• Gray Attempt among slew of workers targeting Oaklawn’s Presidents’ Day card
• One Arkie to another: Thanks to an admirer
• Razorback women drop 4th straight despite career-high 41 from Dungee
• Thrift stores
• Discovery of genetic disorder forces confession of past affair
• Diagnosing plant diseases
• Miscellane­ous
• Support groups

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