Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2020-12-13

• Pritzker put on defensive by outbreak at VA home
• ‘This feeling is needed’
• What’s it like to take part in a virus vaccine trial?
• COMMUNITY VOICES: A Q&A from UChicago Medicine, sponsored content
• Chicagoans can answer letters to Santa
• Doctors to answer reader questions about vaccine
• Aldermen debate renaming Outer Drive
• Washington Park showcases tree
• Dome forests, villas: For Naperville establishm­ents, it’s ‘adapt or die’
• Did COVID-19 compromise ComEd grand jury proceeding­s?
• After years of struggling, Kringle’s open again
• Elgin couple seeks OK to make old nursing home their home
• Man fought back during carjacking attempt
• Man charged with murder in attorney’s death
• Going out to a movie. Remember?
• The best holiday song of year of muddling through
• Pandemic causes surge in food insecurity
• Thank you, readers, for sharing your stories of this challengin­g year
• Even Zoom can’t slow down our grandparen­ting time
• How to survive a carjacking, and other timely scraps of advice
• Dedicated to his criminal craft
• Make Michigan Avenue magnificen­t again
• ABOUT GEORGIA RUNOFFS
• Elections and civility
• Can the republic survive Trump’s attack on the election?
• High court ended Trump suit as quickly as it began
• Trump loses Wisconsin lawsuit calling for absentee ballots to be tossed
• Sexual misconduct roils FBI ranks
• Armenia, Azerbaijan trade blame over peace deal breach
• Trump supporters converge on Washington with rallies
• Forgivenes­s could be costly
• Iran executes exiled journalist who helped inspire 2017 protests
• Former US attorney, pro basketball player dies at 75
• Country legend was genre’s first Black star, hall-of-famer
• Here’s how United may fly COVID-19 vaccine
• Like everything else in 2020, tax filing will also be unique
• Office holiday parties get creative this year
• Facebook case not open-and-shut
• Don’t do it: What you avoid is often as important as what you embrace
• Get up, get out
• ‘Morning, sunshine!’
• Vacation frustratio­n: Maybe hoarding days until December isn’t the best idea
• ENGINEERIN­G >>
• Wildcats look to prove skeptics wrong again
• Florida star collapses on court
• The Bears are struggling, but it’s early to say GM Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy’s fates are sealed.
• Illini talk the talk, but loss proves they are still “little brother.” Ryan,
• Rocky start for defense in Donovan’s Bulls debut
• Arizona parts ways with Sumlin
• Extrapoint­s:
• Chanticlee­rs hang on, stay unbeaten
• Left out in the cold
• Johnson’s long journey
• It’s premature to say the demise of Pace and Nagy is fait accompli
• Scouting report
• The ghost lights remain lit
• Rays of hope amid the despair
• Schneider, Mahanthapp­a, Cassity and Shorter, withMarsal­is
• CSO, Cole, Conspirare, Lentini and Ashkenazi
• It was a good year for the most personal, idiosyncra­tic statements
• CREATIVES FINDING WAYS TO PRACTICE THEIR CRAFT
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• A proposal: Read No. 1 bestsellin­g books from the year you were born
• Paper Trail
• HOMEIMPROV­EMENT: Some project suggestion­s
• Horoscopes

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