Lethbridge Herald - 2022-04-29

• Action plan report provides snapshot of City progress
• Day of Mourning honours fallen workers
• Green cart rollout begins for city neighbourh­oods
• Lethbridge College students clean up coulees
• Pottery sale remembers founding guild member
• Victoria Park open house shares vision for Area Redevelopm­ent Plan
• Galt Museum & Archives given Blackfoot name
• Man in stolen property case back in custody
• Accused in impaired driving case involving pedestrian back in court
• Recruits celebrate graduation in Taber from police academy
• Holy Spirit school division selects Edwin Parr nominee for 2022
• Vauxhall partners with Ridge Utilities
• Twitter sees user growth in what may be last quarterly report
• Vancouver council hiking empty homes tax
• Allegation­s for invoking Emergency Act baseless
• Community CALENDAR
• Get growing with Lethbridge Public Library
• Canadian Blood Services to end gay ‘blood ban’
• Moderna seeks to be first company with COVID shots for kids under age 6
• No historic comeback for Raptors, who drop ugly 132-97 loss to Sixers
• Kaprizov scores in OT, Wild beat Flames
• Jags take ‘athletic freak’ Walker with top pick in NFL draft
• Blue Jays edge Red Sox 1-0
• Anand meets with U.S. Secretary of Defense
• Calgary man admits to terrorism activity with Islamic State
• A cancer survivor pursues her home shopping star in ‘I Love That for You’
• crossword fun
• Asmussen seeks elusive first win in Kentucky Derby
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