Yuma Sun - 2018-09-16

• As Yuma farmers begin planting, E. coli fears linger
• Somerton gets $570K federal grant to beef up ambulance service
• Yumans invited to spend ‘$20 on the 20th’
• Supervisor­s to talk revived parks advisory commission
• Road Report
• Somerton chamber says no to city contributi­on offered with strings
• 150-plus books donated to Vista Alternativ­e
• Protecting schools will not be easy
• Traveling? Don’t forget hand sanitizer
• Fire House Facts
• Fearsome new stage begins as Florence floods inland rivers
• Typhoon Mangkhut lashes south China
• U.S. Border Patrol agent charged in 2-week killing spree
• Mass. police: Man dies after shark attack off Cape Cod
• Gunmen wearing mariachi garb kill 5, wound 8 in Mexico City
• Niece: Family won’t take in Elizabeth Smart kidnapper
• In ‘golden age’ of branded credit cards, shoppers cash in
• Business Glance
• Namedroppe­r
• Some McDonald’s workers to strike over harassment
• For homebuyers, mortgages safer today but also tougher to come by
• No. 12 LSU beats No. 7 Auburn on last-play FG
• Quick Hitters
• NASCAR playoff push kicks into gear in Vegas
• Browns releasing troubled wide receiver Josh Gordon
• Olson takes 2-shot lead after 3rd round of Evian Championsh­ip
• Roundup of local golf happenings
• Bjorn excited to see Woods in Ryder Cup
• Former Colorado nuke site opens to public as wildlife refuge
• What’s Going On
• Apple Watch inching toward becoming medical device
• Star Signs
• Humane Society of U.S. wants to end hunting, fishing
• UN says more worldwide going hungry, blames climate change

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