Sunderland Echo - 2020-02-20

• ‘We are grateful for every day we have with her’
• Kick-off for new £18m football hubs
• £238m bill for dementia care looming
• Horror of Alabama Rot dog disease
• Collision teen girl airlifted to hospital
• Firefighte­rs spent all night tackling garage blaze
• Collision patient airlifted to hospital
• Fugitives held in dawn raids
• Police chief puts £1m into victim support
• Worker’s shock at finding dead puppy
• Dangerous driver ‘endangered lives’
• Bus windows smashed by yobs throwing stones
• Arts centre helping to bring landmark building back to life
• Drug addict smashed his gran’s window after row
• Online voices
• The main regret of one of the city’s greatest rat catchers
• Is it an insult to be called a Mackem in this day and age?
• Sunderland pub may never reopen after sudden closure
• Support grows for ‘fantastic little dancers’ Lily and Joseph
• City restaurant ENFES proves a real Turkish delight
• Go and see Joseph at the Empire: Any night will do...
• EYES DOWN FOR SOME FUN AND GAMES BY THE RIVER
• Peugeot offers new car buyers six months’ free charging
• New app to let iPhone act as a car key
• Road test – Mazda CX-30
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• WARNING HAS THAT WINNING LOOK
• Philadelph­ia go fourth and sign up Raine
• Ludlam continues to ride elation wave ahead of Ireland clash
• UEFA allegation­s against Man City 'simply not true', says Soriano
• Living the dream with my football wife – Morecambe and Wise style
• Ozturk: I wasn’t happy being dropped, but had to remain profession­al
• Injury could see Wright’s season over before it began
• What injury blow means for Cats and Phil’s options

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