The Morning Call - 2020-08-06

• Water recedes, cleanup begins
• Amazon to hire 1,000 in Berks
• Mother, 44, killed in flood ‘loved everybody’
• Pa. House probes school challenges
• Rainfall amounts in Lehigh Valley
• Storm spawned at least 6 tornadoes
• Lehigh Valley’s region sees fewer new cases
• Bethlehem fails to pass short-term rental regulation­s
• Tropical Storm Isaias spared Musikfest, thankfully
• ‘We don’t seem to learn’: Beirut explosion echoes Texas tragedy
• Pandemic upends convention plans
• Virus aid: Where things stand in bipartisan Washington talks
• Italian sex workers face poverty in pandemic
• Trump’s schism with science widens
• Legendary crusading NY columnist and novelist
• ‘Difficult back-to-school season’
• Virginia offers pandemic app from Apple, Google
• Tool named for a mask may help thwart facial recognitio­n
• Trump nursing home plan limits free virus test supply
• Airlines, unions pin hopes for more payroll cash on politics
• Penn State-Lehigh Valley announces new health services option
• Judge VP pick by character and not coded labels
• Pennsylvan­ia Legislatur­e must continue to rein in Gov. Wolf
• Jon A. Walters
• Margaret "Peggy" B. (Welliver) Kulp
• Jeffrey L. Chewning
• Richard W. Keck
• JoAnne F. (Stauffer) Boyer
• STORM WARNING
• Knoll will let his game speak for itself
• Big Ten announces 10-game schedule
• Football season off for UConn
• Athletic directors in tough spot as EPC waits
• Phillies open twin bill with win over Yanks
• Magic’s advice: Don’t be selfish
• AROUND THE HORN
• Must-see TV: DeChambeau
• Simmons exits 76ers win with knee injury
• Panthers stay alive vs. Islanders
• A busy year for Adam Ratcliffe
• VIRTUAL EVENTS
• FAIR/FESTIVAL
• New parents’ boundaries spark hostility
• A WIDE VARIETY
• Fruit caprese is a delight

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