The Telegram (St. John's) - 2012-10-03

• The Forgotten crash
• Labour shortages expected to get worse
• Probe into adult education program delayed
• City questions report card grade
• Doctor says baby may not have been shaken
• EI changes discourage people from taking work: MP
• Accessibil­ity parking rules being broken
• Residents urged to be patient regarding property assessment­s
• Mayor saddened by attack in city
• Improving options
• Six poems for a toonie and a quarter
• Tired of waiting
• Man who beat teenager to be sentenced Thursday
• OBITUARIES
• Mothers bringing breastfeed­ing into the open
• Candidate says voters list should have been ready sooner
• Celebratin­g the humble root cellar
• Making the most of time
• STORYBOARD DATES
• Spend your time
• iPhone 5 maps app is disappoint­ing: blogger
• Course teaches emergency response skills in remote community
• Anchorwoma­n urges kids to ignore bullies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• O’dell has more to offer
• Melchiori hopes off-season training will provide edge needed to earn blueline spot
• A season like no other
• Lowry making his voice heard
• Don’t look now, Tony
• New coach, same attitude
• Age-group championsh­ips begin today
• Bowyer believes he can pounce at Talladega
• Daly says missing pre-season cost NHL $100 million in revenue
• At least 25 students killed in northeast Nigeria
• Trudeau confirms bid to lead federal Liberals
• Nunatukavu­t council challenges Muskrat Falls site work
• Economy strong, but with constraint­s: economist
• Recall of beef widens to include additional products
• Woman works hard in summer, spends winters in Jamaica

The Telegram (St. John's) - 2012-10-02

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