Post Tribune (Sunday) - 2018-11-11

• Honoring the sacrifice
• EPA plans to dig contaminat­ed soil
• Wife helps ex-soldier with PTSD out of emotional foxhole
• Let it fly
• Recounts ordered in Fla. governor, U.S. Senate races
• Jury finds man not guilty of Gary junkyard murder
• Pawpaw delicious, underappre­ciated fruit
• Small town Indiana business attracts crafters
• Democratic momentum stalls in Indiana Senate race
• Ice hockey complex coming to Hammond
• Valparaiso food pantry opens in new location after flood
• Medical school in South Bend focusing on community health
• Bail denied for teenage suspect Boy, 17, accused in death of 11-year-old in East Chicago
• Students help build ‘share closet’ for Bloomingto­n shelter
• Voters turn down plan to expand Lincoln Center
• Bloomingto­n students perform creek checkup
• Company cited for lead in tainted NWI areas
• White Lodging pitches tax for developmen­t
• New berm planned for police gun range in Hobart
• Police investigat­ing Lakes of the Four Seasons security department
• Wheelchair-accessible hayride provides fun for humans, dogs
• STARK CONTRAST?
• Matthew Whitaker is a crackpot
• Heartache sinks in from raging flames
• Scientists uncover ancient bull drawing
• Readers weigh in on chronic lateness
• Time simply runs out for Lowell
• Purdue can’t find openings
• Sykes alive: Late fumble recovery keeps Hoosiers’ bowl hopes alive
• Cornhusker­s graciously take what Illini give up
• Work ethic helps give Claypool a star turn
• Boras on Bryce: It’s all hush-hush
• Hawks, Colliton still searching
• Ex-Bull Butler going to 76ers

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