The Morning Call - 2022-11-28

• Commission eyes emissions
• Trump-DeSantis battle in Pa. could determine GOP future
• Some teams miss the cut
• Hartley Avenue boom going strong
• Video leads to teen’s arrest in fatal shooting
• Wealth gap makes having a family difficult for some
• WORKING in 2023
• Is the tech rout over?
• 5 steps to take if you’ve been LAID OFF
• TV CROSSWORD
• CONCEPTIS SUDOKU
• Reilly credits Sheridan for fan response to ‘Yellowston­e’ role
• Boniadi spotlights Iranian women
• Sibling struggles leading to second events
• Mexican asylum seekers set their sights on Canada
• Snowfall, mud bring new hardships
• Kim’s daughter again appears in public, heating up succession debate
• Variant keeps scientists scrambling
• Petty officer hurt at Colo. gay club sought to save family ‘I found’
• Italian island death toll rises to 7 in landslide, officials say
• Tribes reclaiming ‘relatives’
• ‘May we live long and die out,’ Ore. man says
• Protesters in China call for Xi to step down
• Phillies’ best chance at replacing Harper is at shortstop
• Allentown Central Catholic is the sole survivor
• Seniors proud of what they achieved
• LEHIGH VALLEY FLASHBACK
• LOCAL SCOREBOARD
• Lambert-Smith rebounds vs. Spartans
• Liberty’s talented freshmen could whip up a storm
• Freedom’s new head coach is in attack mode
• 3. Freedom’s 2022-23 schedule
• Flyers’ late crash pushes winless streak to 10
• Tucker needs to feel involved on offense to succeed
• ‘Haven’t been ourselves’
• Michigan makes major statement
• Draw vs. Spain gives Germany hope
• Wisconsin names Fickell as coach
• Canada claims its 1st Davis Cup title
• Boston suffers injury in South Carolina win
• US angers Iran over flag posts
• Bengals hold off Titans

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