The Hamilton Spectator - 2013-05-04

• HAGE’S HAIL MARY
• Cuts mean more children in care
• Emotional high from cheap deals
• 139TH RUN FOR THE ROSES
• BUST A MOVE
• NHL Playoffs: Montreal hands Ottawa some payback. Habs win 3-1
• City wants to unload toxic Catharine Street site for taxes owed
• It’s our informatio­n
• National Newspaper Awards recognize Canada’s top journalist­s LOTTERIES
• Hamilton doctors to lead provincial group
• PLAN YOUR WEEKEND
• Mac’s kids hospital loses top autism researcher to T.O.
• The Westdale ring that became a book
• Hamilton’s environmen­tal heroes honoured
• Premier’s response: ‘This is not the beginning of a negotiatio­n’
• Dear Mother clip wins son big Youtube salute
• Pastor, wife charged with fraud in $8.6m Ponzi scheme
• Danger on the runway
• Tories fired up over Qatari bid to move aviation HQ
• Solar-powered airplane begins flight across U.S.
• U.S. orders crackdown on student visas
• Prosecutor in Musharraf case gunned down
• 500 deaths not ‘serious’: Bangladesh minister
• A WORLD THAT SUDDENLY EXPLODES
• Can scholars unlock the secrets of the Gabriel Stone?
• Is Scott Park the right choice for new school?
• We should lighten up on dollar deliberati­ons
• Sister Joan will be sorely missed
• Hey Canada: Adapt or sink
• Government as an occupying army
• We must live with the choices we make
• In Aleppo, desperate attempts to prepare for chemical attack
• Auto research centre to open at Economic Summit
• Looking down the road, I see the driverless car
• Motivating workers not always easy
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD: SOFT T’S
• BRIDGE RESULTS
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPES
• The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult
• WEEKLY CROSSWORD: Hacker Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
• They came for lunch, and many stayed for dinner
• How to get an audience with the Pope
• Reese pleads no contest, pays $100 fine
• WEEKENDFIL­E LATE-NIGHT LAUGHS
• Found her. Lohan checks in at Betty Ford Center
• Cut out to be artists
• Sir Ben looked to bad guys for his Iron Man 3 villain
• Don’t expect farewell tour when Trebek decides to leave
• Book of Mormon is worth the fuss
• We’re celebratin­g local gardens
• Thoughts on tots
• How to fuel your body to help you finish the race
• Book-burning intensifie­d Lawrence Hill’s censorship battle
• Hamilton author’s knife-edge writing keeps the fear alive
• Going to pot
• From the land of green wines, a fresh summer taste
• TAKE A BARGAIN BITE OUT OF THE BIG APPLE
• Spring brings thoughts of Georgia — and golf
• First powered flight for tourism rocket Spaceshipt­wo
• Jays’ Romero no match for Hernandez
• Leafs ready for Game 2 despite slow series start
• Blow most of 26-point lead over Celtics — but take series in 6
• Okposo’s late goal gives Isles win over Penguins, evens series
• Hamlin ‘feels need for speed’
• ‘Twig’ turns into full-grown tree for Western
• Concordia star still in NFL; Argos hope he comes home
• Liverpool and Everton in tight race for bragging rights
• Bring the indoors outside to create a family hub
• Plan a weekend garden makeover
• Choose the right style driveway for your home
• Tips for a brighter, more organized home
• UPSCALE RETREAT FEELING
• Phase Two released at The Residences at Lookout
• Outdoor living ... creating the perfect property
• Paving stones versues concrete
• New flat roof skylights
• Seeing Red

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