The Peterborough Examiner - 2018-02-26

• Elliott to campaign in Peterborou­gh on Tuesday afternoon
• City eyes roadside organics pickup with $7.4M grant
• Basic income put to the test
• Running in the Secret Marathon
• Living Well expands
• Discover rocks, gems, fossils at upcoming show
• Theatre Guild presenting The Cripple of Inishmaan
• Government­s that fight lies will lead to less truth
• World suddenly revises its take on Trudeau
• Politician­s off-side on players’ names
• Health units should focus on their mandate
• Special day celebrates Buckhorn’s heritage
• Keene voters part of newly-reshaped riding
• Local astronomer­s to host meteorite night
• COMMUNITY LISTINGS
• Iranian dinner served at One Roof Diner
• Free, family-friendly community dinner planned
• Budget plans for long-term resilience
• New research finds hiring disabled Canadians could boost economic growth
• Is Brown leading the pack?
• B.C. girl hopes DNA drive will help her find birth parents
• Police treat deaths near Huntsville, Ont. as triple murder-suicide
• Severe weather continues in U.S.
• Christians shutter famous Jerusalem church to protest taxes
• Record time set in half-marathon
• Petes rally falls short in 16th straight road loss
• McDonald leading Special Olympic hoops team
• Chiefs lead 3-0
• T.O. adds depth at centre
• Raps get in little end-of-game work
• Easy to overlook, Osorio still contribute­s
• Boston Bruins acquire Nash in multi-player trade with Rangers
• Travis thrilled to be back on the field
• A new pitch and a new outlook
• THE PERFECT OLYMPICS IN AN IMPERFECT PLACE
• HOROSCOPE
• Bruce Willis has a Death Wish
• Actor and writer Tracy Letts ‘having the time of my life’
• Actress, director, parent and activist wants to be useful
• Fit vs. fat
• Woman’s crush on coach has shades of grey
• U.S. politician revels in breaking more barriers

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