Daily Southtown - 2020-12-21

• Holiday display raises funds for research
• Oak Lawn to begin new sewer regulation­s
• Virtual age makes great time to explore
• Montgomery has career day as Bears beat Vikings, keep playoff hopes alive
• Deal reached on COVID-19 relief; votes expected Monday in House, Senate
• Juneteenth now a paid holiday for Cook County employees
• Pilot plan to slash certain Metra fares gets final green light without CTA participat­ion
• Pandemic winter a ‘really unique opportunit­y’
• Over 2M at US airports despite viral surge
• Battle is for more than a Senate seat
• Migrant border deaths in Arizona on track for record
• Biden’s team mapping out response to hacking incident
• What towatch MONDAY
• Mark Shields’ generosity of spirit
• Education in a pandemic: Not making the grade
• A ColdWar approach won’t work with China
• Irish in playoffs, will face Tide in Texas
• Harper Jr. the big man for Rutgers
• Falcoln flashback
• A pioneer in Chicago sports media
• ASK AMY This year, everyone needs a book on the bed

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