Daily Southtown - 2020-12-24

• Season’s appreciati­ons
• Ex-library director blasts ‘smear campaign’
• Orland Park tax bills likely lower
• Howard ‘a sponge’
• Relief bill evolves into loyalty test
• Illinois leads US in vaccines administer­ed
• WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS
• One-day strike disappoint­s Preckwinkl­e
• Retired Oak Lawn priest Auer dies
• US holiday travel surges while outbreak rages on
• UK tightens curbs amid new strain of virus
• Misinforma­tion becomes epidemic
• Angry response to pardons in killings of Iraqi civilians
• Biden calls Cardona right pick for his secretary of education
• Restart the presses: Village Voice set to make a comeback
• Former reporter who covered Shkreli reveals relationsh­ip
• COZY AND CALM
• Formal to flat, are valances in or out of style?
• Will you be prepared when disaster strikes?
• Dormant plants wait out the cold, dark winter — so can we
• Mealybug infestatio­n can put houseplant­s in a sticky situation
• What towatch THURSDAY
• Cruz shows why GOP isn’t going back to Reaganism
• When you can’t just ‘trust the science’
• What went wrong with COVID-19 vaccine trials
• Trubisky: ‘We keep getting better each week’
• Jaguars auditionin­g starting quarterbac­ks, general managers
• Of returns, repeats and three-peats
• Horoscopes
• ASK AMY ‘Girlfriend’ might angle for partner status
• Holiday display raises funds for research
• Hickory Creek students rank at speech contest, and more
• Eisenhower instructor a Grammy Award finalist
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Palos Health to join Northweste­rn Medicine
• LOS ANGELES TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Daily Southtown - 2020-12-23

Daily Southtown - 2020-12-25