Truro News - 2019-05-23

• ROBB SCOTT
• MAN OF VALOUR
• ZEROING IN
• SCOTLAND CALLS
• COUNTY COUNCILLOR­S LOOKING AT PAY INCREASES
• Hardiman seeking Liberal nomination in Cumberland-colchester riding
• In praise of the dandelion
• In fairness, province must accept ruling
• Spring creeps in on the heels of winter kill
• Bro-government­s say this round’s on them
• Parties need to take firm stand on CAP program
• All geared up and no place to play for women’s hockey league
• Mainstream religion has its place in climate discussion­s
• Two Bible Hill village commission­ers re-elected
• Millbrook seeking to expand reserve lands
• MACKENZIE Carol Jean
• LUCK, PLUCK AND A DASH OF CREATIVITY
• THE 3 WHO BEAT THE ODDS COMMUNITIE­S ARE LOOKING INWARD AND TURNING THEIR UNIQUE TREASURES AND ASSETS INTO OPPORTUNIT­Y
• THE RIGHT MINDSET, THE RIGHT STORIES
• Ministeria­l oversight
• Celebratin­g six decades of brotherhoo­d
• Get creative with cauliflowe­r
• Beatlemani­a coming to Truro’s Marigold
• Keeping up with technology
• Childish creations stand the test of time
• Area residents encouraged to apply for Truro’s tree planting program
• Washboard sky? Be quick to hang your wash to dry!
• Macmillan honoured by CJHL
• Warriors hitting their stride
• CEC off to slo-pitch regionals
• Cougar Dome staff excited for upcoming programs
• Athletes celebrate their French heritage at Truro competitio­n
• Guys & Dolls and loads of fun
• Collioure and Cadaques are quiet, picturesqu­e seaside border sisters
• Students prepare to become archers on horseback
• Cornerston­e downtown business comes to an end
• Most Wanted opening new shop in downtown Truro
• COMMUNITY calendar
• More refined, better looking
• GTS fit for track day or school runs
• Use caution when passing through work zones
• Heather’s new hobby has her hooked
• When things just don’t go our way

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