Woonsocket Call - 2017-05-13

• Divine Transforma­tion
• Hard work pays off for WHS students
• Woonsocket man charged after alleged knife fight
• Cumberland home break in prompts McCourt lockdown
• Saints sink Burrillvil­le
• HAIL TO THE CHIEF
• Malware, described in leaked documents, cripples computers
• LOTTERY NUMBERS
• Bristol County Savings Bank promotes six to vice president
• City to host Rose Ferron Foundation presentati­on
• Quota Club Spring Market being held today
• What is America’s goal in the world?
• How Trump can have an impact in the Holy Land
• Some myths about pregnancy still persist
• CONTACT US:
• Achieve your potential with positive thinking
• Mother says R.I. YMCA didn't let her breastfeed in public, sues
• John Donahue, Federated Investors co-founder, 92
• Fiancee: Hernandez thought he was going to be freed
• Government benefits delayed as state sends money to wrong bank
• US Sen. Warren takes jab at Trump in address
• Hundreds pay respects to slain Boston doctors
• URI public relations student Emily Miller of Uxbridge honored for outstandin­g achievemen­t
• PawSox hosting Autumnfest Night at McCoy
• With parents gone, truth can be told about brothers’ crimes
• Horoscope
• Benintendi making grade
• Brady to be on cover of Madden 18
• Andrews leads way for locals at divisions
• Don’t put bowling ball away during summer months Key to improving next season is hitting the lanes in June, July, August
• Oosthuizen, Stanley each shoot 66 to share Players lead
• St. Raphael picks up non-league victory
• Northmen stop Avengers in 5
• Kips Bay designer unveils dramatic house
• Magnolia will come back to life with fertilizer

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