Truro News - 2019-05-16

• Matt’s legacy has been to help others
• Growing pains of the best kind
• TWO MINUTES WITH...
• JUST DUCKY
• OUR MAN MORLEY
• WANGERSKY: WHEN PLAGUE TURNS TO PROFIT
• Valley man receives provincial volunteer award
• Internatio­nal Day of UN Peacekeepe­rs being marked in Bass River
• Quality of life is the focus of survey
• Justice and politics don’t mix
• Truckers rally for Northern Pulp
• Once in a Blue Moon
• Dal AC students celebrate their graduation day
• THRIVING OR JUST SURVIVING? WHAT’S AT PLAY IN ATLANTIC CANADA’S RURAL OUTPOSTS?
• A mother’s enduring love
• Truro’s Ohealthy Market has a new owner
• Terry’s homage to his Dad’s goulash
• Here’s the scoop: Big Brothers/sisters serves up the sweet stuff
• Garnet Rogers and Dave Gunning helping to break the silence
• Eye-catching mural added to Tatamagouc­he Odd Fellows Hall
• Award-winning entertaine­r Bonnie Kilroe brings Vegas to Truro
• Rightsizin­g your life
• Seven steps to a successful yard sale
• ‘Seeing’ the benefits of May snow!
• Moving on
• Warriors break into win column
• Fraser accomplish­ed a lot in hockey
• A SMALL TOWN REVIVAL
• Racing around Japan
• Image is everything
• Dennis Ramsay
• May is Celiac Awareness Month Jennifer Ferguson
• From someone who knows, moving over saves lives
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Altima adds standard AWD on all models
• Five checks before making used Sonata purchase
• Owners like CUV’S smooth, punchy engine
• A Learning process
• Roy Orbison tribute band playing Maritime tour
• Colchester County church listings, May 18-19
• The environmen­t is also a spiritual issue

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