Post-Tribune - 2021-03-27

• Families welcome open doors at care facilities
• Officials work to keep people coming for vaccines
• Lift station expected to help backup issues
• Attorneys seeking ‘non-trial resolution’
• Colorado suspect’s background check OK
• Staging a pep rally
• Efforts fail to save owl caught on fence
• Audubon eyes Great Lakes for wetland restoratio­n
• Atlanta spa shooting victim remembered for being happy and selfless
• Ga. voting law called ‘Jim Crow in the 21st century’
• Head of DC National Guard to be House sergeant-at-arms
• ‘We prefer to die rather than return’
• At least 32 killed, scores hurt after trains collide in Egypt
• Energy companies recharge after being drained last year
• Facebook forced to reckon with forces of post-’20 world
• What to watch SATURDAY
• Aspirin may reduce effects of the sun’s ultraviole­t rays
• See specialist to ensure there’s no pectus excavatum interferen­ce
• What’s the impact of pause on screenings?
• ‘You look at what you have, not what you don’t have’
• Top 10 teams
• 49ers trade up to get Dolphins’ No. 3 pick
• Ready to get down and dirty
• Loyola soaking all of it in
• Funeral mix-up creates break in the family
• Horoscopes

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