Rome News-Tribune - 2021-03-03

• Schools prep for COVID vaccinatio­ns
• Pipeline work starts on Division Street
• Kemp bashes $1.9T COVID relief package as backers stress benefits
• City to move on plans for River District
• Chamber says workforce developmen­t is key. Several business leaders say they can’t find people to fill jobs.
• ♦ Why stop at $1,400? These Democratic senators want President Biden to back recurring stimulus check
• Stricter monitoring of Georgia coal ash ponds not enough for critics
• HOROSCOPE
• ♦As virus-era attacks on Asians rise, past victims look back ♦ WHO advises against using hydroxychl­oroquine as COVID-19 treatment
• State House committee reworks horse betting legislatio­n
• Why isn’t Gen Z freaking out about work?
• True leaders carry worn Bibles
• Legislatur­e has chance to help those who can’t help themselves
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Vernon Jordan, storied civil rights leader and Bill Clinton adviser, dead at 85
• FBI chief warns violent ‘domestic terrorism’ growing in US
• Critics: Cuomo apology ‘tone-deaf,’ ignores power imbalance
• 6 Dr. Seuss books pulled over ‘hurtful and wrong’ portrayals
• Youtube suspends Rudy Giuliani again for election fraud claims
• Elizabeth Warren, other progressiv­es propose ‘ultramilli­onaire’ tax Former French president Sarkozy sentenced to three years for bribery
• FDA approves new at-home COVID-19 test
• World Health Organizati­on advises against using hydroxychl­oroquine as COVID-19 treatment
• 33 years later, Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall return to Zamunda
• Hundreds of school girls freed in Nigeria days after kidnapping
• Supreme Court ponders limits of Voting Rights Act enforcemen­t
• Jackets in position for elusive NCAA bid
• Freeman celebrates new baby ‘twins with a twist’
• Mcmillan agreed to coach with hesitance
• Two-year old relationsh­ip seems to be off more often than it is on

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