Chicago Sun-Times - 2019-12-18

• FEDS EYE FORMER ASSESSOR BERRIOS
• The Force is a little faded, but ‘The Rise of Skywalker’ a solid ‘Star Wars’ send-off
• IMPEACHMEN­T THEN & NOW: CLINTON VOTE WAS ONLY PART OF THE STORY
• Council committee sides with Black Caucus, votes to delay legal weed sales
• Homeless people say city wants to kick them out of Wilson Ave. viaduct
• TOBOLSKI ATTENDS HIS FIRST COUNTY MEETING SINCE RAID
• Bid for new trial in killing of ex-Bear’s pregnant girlfriend clears first hurdle
• Police announce expansion of detective divisions to 5
• Chicago mobster accused of stealing $44K of Social Security
• CRACKS, FLAWS FOUND ON STATEHOUSE DOME
• MAN CHARGED WITH DRIVING THROUGH WOODFIELD INDICTED IN ARSON CASE
• Exelon sued over lobbying investigat­ion
• Chicago zip codes turn up silver for residents
• IMPORTANT INFORMATIO­N:
• Young couple killed in crash on Green Bay Road were returning from wife’s 23rd birthday party
• TRUMP DENOUNCES ‘VICIOUS CRUSADE’; DEMS SECURE VOTES
• Vulnerable Illinois Dems say they will vote to impeach prez
• Loughlin told daughters to do better in school: document
• House OKs budget package to avoid shutdown
• Effects of 737 Max shutdown to be felt around United States
• Diversity is just life Hallmark learns just who’s the ‘real’ America
• Trump’s worst is yet to come — and his GOP sycophants fear it
• Correct police department’s flawed merit promotion policy
• While I do time in prison, I’m afraid my boyfriend will stray
• HOROSCOPES: DECEMBER 18, 2019
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• PATTERNLES­S CROSSWORD
• Restored pride in the Hawkeyes
• Beloved academic adviser to champion Georgetown hoops team
• JAMES MAN WITH PLAN
• MIDWEST FISHING REPORT
• Sky add Lange as assistant
• Utility man Perez joins Cubs on minor-league deal
• Key bags win, scholarshi­p offer
• Ex-commission­er Stern still in serious condition
• CONSISTENT­LY CONSISTENT
• HATS OFF FOR WOLVES’ ROY
• MACK, JACKSON, PATTERSON MAKE LIST
• Hicks would like to play but could go back on IR
• Lions say coach Matt Patricia, GM Bob Quinn will return in 2020.
• STILL IN THE HAUNT
• IHSA won’t change playoff format
• The roots of a perfect dinner party
• Coming soon: Cheerios that aren’t shaped like O’s
• New restaurant from the team behind Naha
• Hooters’ tamer spinoff makes debut in Chicago
• Pan-roasting brings out best in brussels sprouts
• Latest ‘Pioneer’ cookbook offers lower-carb ideas

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