Baltimore Sun Sunday - 2018-01-28

• Women face hurdles in races
• Shootings bring up concerns from past
• New council members find change can take some time
• Safe Zone founder leaves
• Polar Bear Plungers feel the chill
• Robots rule, but with some youthful help
• This could help break the prison cycle
• SUN INVESTIGAT­ES How schools determine poverty
• County’s first school board race creates confusion
• Politician­s’ pension fund performs well
• Casino mogul quits RNC finance position
• Schools use fish waste to help grow plants
• Tracing early human travel is no easy task
• Kabul ambulance blast kills 95
• British target modern public health scourge — loneliness
• World remembers Holocaust amid signs of rising hatred
• First responders seek protection from opioids
• Doctor takes on running a hospital
• P&G is fighting viral Tide pod challenge
• Immigratio­n activists ‘can’t stay silent’
• Bonneville on a bear, ‘Downton,’ the Tardis
• Horoscopes
• Charles R. Hazard
• Cartoonist spoofed Army life with ‘Beetle Bailey’
• A missed opportunit­y Our view:
• City homeless can’t just be swept away
• An ‘old hippie’ buys pot
• Baltimore mayor: impatient for change
• Center of attention
• Wozniacki nets 1st career Slam title
• Deale’s Schmitt in second at Florida bass tourney
• Cox ready for first glimpse
• Gun Runner caps career with win in world’s richest race
• Brady works without glove
• Talkative Jones ready to discuss contract extension with silent O’s
• Panthers grow into a force
• Simeon engineers rally to beat Poly
• Duquette sure he can rebuild rotation
• Absent Machado talk of festival
• Showalter ‘disappoint­ed’ in Schoop’s absence
• Woods eight shots back after rough performanc­e
• Talented young Americans making mark
• Anthony hits 25,000-point milestone
• Plenty of big plays, but no game-winner yet
• Lyles scores 34 as UMBC men win RAC finale
• Let there be LED light
• Homeowner thwarted in efforts to address neighbor’s large tree
• Sorting out whether to hire a profession­al organizer
• How to stop winter burn in evergreens
• Museums add designs for people with disabiliti­es
• Some perennials ‘grow’ ice ribbons
• Advice for aspiring architects: Get muddy
• Here’s how to avoid getting ‘Wahlberged’
• CUBAN REVOLUTION­S Biking the island’s back roads on a trip through time
• What’s new in France, Switzerlan­d for 2018
• Dirty Ariz. VRBO rental had trash, dead chickens
• 10 most anticipate­d restaurant openings
• Chic and charming, Sotto Sopra shines Sotto Sopra

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