The Niagara Falls Review - 2020-04-28

• Volunteers offer free grocery delivery for shut-ins, people who are in need
• Charges against officer reinstated by court
• REBOOTING THE ECONOMY
• TRANSPORTA­TION
• Judge factors virus into drug sentencing
• Highway traffic down, roadwork continues
• Layoffs start at Shaw Festival in aftermath of pandemic
• What companies can do to prepare for a return to work post COVID-19
• May something beautiful come from this pain and grief
• COVID-19 protesters push a selfish message
• Welland Beer Store employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Kanetix conducting online interviews to fill 75 new positions in Welland
• Kids’ video gets thumbs up from Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider
• Award nomination­s roll in for self-isolating Tim Hicks
• Oh Canada Eh digs up an oldie for watch party
• Ottawa will guide, not dictate, provincial plans to ease COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• Elementary schools, daycares in Quebec may soon reopen
• Nova Scotians call for inquest
• Lawyers, advocates mull future of jury system
• S. Korea maintains Kim health rumours are untrue
• CDC adds new symptoms to list of possible COVID-19 signs
• Democrats’ push for unity highlighte­d by endorsemen­ts
• Brazil might be next hot spot
• New normal will be par for the course
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD

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