Post-Tribune - 2020-10-10

• Lakefront property values climb despite erosion
• Lake tops its early voting record
• Crown Point senior scores first goal of season against in sectional semi Sports,
• Trump plans event at White House amid fears of his COVID-19 status
• Gary takes ownership of shuttered schools
• Porter investigat­or explains crime scene evidence
• Portage continues work to repair city’s finances
• Gary’s 2021 budget plan moves back to committee
• Late freeze shortens apple season for Ind. orchards
• White House boosts offer in virus package to $1.8T
• US, Russia said to be close to nuclear warhead freeze agreement
• UN World Food Program wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Trump quietly walks away from coal
• Pelosi unveils 25th Amendment bid, questions Trump’s fitness
• While millions lost jobs, some execs made millions in stock
• Waymo launches complete driverless service to public
• Stocks close out biggest weekly gain in 3 months
• No more last-minute excuses
• Small PPP loans forgivenes­s form simplified
• Twitter tightens measures on candidates
• ‘Play the part, get the job’
• Beware of hurdles to home buying
• I got laid off because of COVID-19
• What do you need to retire comfortabl­y?
• Avoid common FAFSA filing mistakes
• Snag a new bank account bonus
• WATCH THIS: SATURDAY
• How poet became a breakout TV star
• Wiseman examines the life of institutio­ns
• Ryan in a runaway
• Hawks re-sign Kubalik, Subban
• All Jets negative after coronaviru­s test scare
• Djokovic hangs on to move to final
• Rays eliminate Yankees, advance to ALCS
• ‘Chicago is a bunch of doers’
• Dear, Gertrude Farmer
• Horoscopes
• Bride excludes in-law from wedding

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