Daily Southtown - 2022-06-30

• 56% vote for recall, but fight not over
• Added meaning
• Mayor Pekau turns focus to Casten in 6th District
• Statewide races take shape for November
• R. Kelly gets 30 years in federal sex traffickin­g case
• Matteson voters OK home rule; two split on tax hikes
• Incumbent Kaegi declares victory for county assessor
• Balich and other incumbents lead GOP primaries
• First Secure takes over former MB Financial in Tinley Park
• Evergreen Park teacher selected to display art POLICE BLOTTER
• NATO bulks up for new challenges
• Russians push to encircle key stronghold in Donbas
• Jackson poised to become new Supreme Court justice as Breyer retires
• Transcript­ion aids flourish, assist deaf, hard of hearing
• As fears of COVID-19 wane, Japan prepares for tourists
• US economy shrinks 1.6% in 1st quarter of the year
• Vote may shake up discount airline market
• Treasury: Task force on oligarchs seized $30B
• Hard change in the heartland
• The Supreme Court gets an ‘F’ in history
• Trump in grip of desperatio­n
• Furniture-flipping fever
• Home decor collaborat­ion inspired by warm, sassy Southern hospitalit­y
• How to treat an infestatio­n of viburnum leaf beetles
• Why pink bigleaf hydrangeas might not bloom in summer
• Lost building secrets that prevent wood rot
• Last breakup doesn’t need detailed account
• HOROSCOPES
• What to watch THURSDAY
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• Full speed ahead now
• ‘We’re doing a disservice to an entire generation’
• Is this farewell? We’ll see
• AROUND THE HORN
• NFL wants indefinite ban for Watson
• Free agency opens deal-making season
• Death Notices Jane

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