Lethbridge Herald - 2024-04-09

• City skaters show strong support for Green Shirt Day
• Astronomy Club gives spectators a safe view of the solar eclipse
• Boy felt safe around dogs that killed him
• Spy agency knew China meddled in elections
• Crossings Branch celebrates with grand re-opening
• U of l honours late educators
• Arctic sovereignt­y anchors plans to upgrade Canada’s military
• Vatican’s denounceme­nt of gender theory, surrogacy ‘deeply harmful’: LGBTQ+ group
• Trump won’t endorse national abortion ban
• One ticket wins Powerball jackpot
• Fans mark 50 years since ABBA’s ‘Waterloo’ took the world by storm
• ‘Godzilla’ fends off contenders to stay atop the box office
• Iowa-UConn women’s game most watched in ESPN’s history
• Four years later, some foods are actually cheaper
• ROASTS AND TOASTS
• A Busy Quilter
• volunteer lethbridge
• Community CALENDAR
• More travellers are on a quest for the quiet
• Canada’s Gushue falls short in bid to win world title
• U of L appoints new mens soccer coach
• NAIA puts limits on transgende­r athletes
• Cup final could be benchmark for Canadian women’s soccer
• Nats’ Strasburg officially retires

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