Call & Times - 2017-11-12

• Local women resurrect city soup kitchen
• After nearly 46 years at the register, city’s people-person retires
• Broncos roll on
• Man charged with stealing police cruiser nabbed in Cumberland
• US cities, states defy Trump, still back Paris climate deal
• Trump calls Putin sincere, ex-US intelligen­ce heads ‘hacks’
• Russian-American diplomacy taking heavy metal turn
• Moore offers his unique take on the Nativity
• Wary clergy should put God ahead of guns
• Advocates push for Mass. automatic voter registrati­on
• Medical, health care equipment feeling pinch from Amazon
• R.I. cuts ribbon on new veterans home in Bristol
• Ailing boy in Maine gets chance to experience Christmas early
• Cryptocurr­encies: Beneath the bubble
• Asia-Pacific forum sticks to free-trade gospel despite Trump
• Turnovers doom Clippers
• Reigning A-10 champions open with blowout win
• Golden Knights remain undefeated
• Community Sports Calendar
• New Senate report claims states disenfranc­hising older voters
• St. Joseph’s Seniors keep slate of officers
• Tragic day turned into one of joy, giving
• Young Irish dancers say ‘yes’ to Sean-nos
• Child’s old glasses offer opportunit­y for another
• Grieving family member urges smokers to quit a deadly habit
• New technologi­cal tools altering world of manga publishing, art
• HOROSCOPES
• Holiday movies may keep giving past Dec. 25
• ‘Eugeneland­ia’ gives Oregon new hipster haven
• Looking for a color change?
• Lessons learned among the cold tomatoes
• URI professor earns distinguis­hed service award

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