Call & Times - 2018-04-22

• A HEART-STOPPING ENCOUNTER
• Local firefighte­rs pay tribute to the fallen
• N.S. Council to hold hearing on solar farm developmen­t
• In Glocester, police chief looks back on the year in crime
• Laughter, tears as former first lady Barbara Bush remembered
• Americans told to toss romaine lettuce over E. coli fears
• Criminal justice law brings reform, also more regs and costs
• Donald J. Reid
• Protecting your parents from financial fraud
• Valley Briefs Eggs & Issues Breakfast with Governor Raimondo
• NFL's 2018 schedule produces winners and losers
• Bruins' Bergeron able to answer the bell in Game 5
• PawSox pick up first shutout of the season
• 2050 and the caregiver dilemma
• Senior Health Fair scheduled for May 9
• Sturdy Memorial Hospital support groups
• Experts say picture books help kids with tough topics
• Should parents apologize to their kids? And if so, what’s the best way?
• What’s inside made-in-China electronic­s should worry feds
• In-law bragging puts pressure on student
• HOROSCOPES
• Perched high in a tree, woman, 61, fights a gas pipeline
• Maldives’ new star villa is underwater
• For Marriott’s hotel rewards members, wait is finally over
• LEFT SPEECHLESS
• ‘Scandal’ is gone, but not soon forgotten
• Indie rock band Snail Mail is on the fast track

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