The Capital - 2020-01-27

• ‘Medicare for All’ debated at town hall
• Alderman: Despite absences, ‘work continues’
• Pittman says another tax increase is possible
• KOBE BRYANT 1978-2020
• 11 file to run for Anne Arundel school board
• Electabili­ty in November is issue for Dems in Iowa
• Pikesville Holocaust survivor reflects on Auschwitz liberation
• Disclosing pregnancy during job hunt
• HOROSCOPES
• Body positivity has come a long way, thanks to Lizzo
• Fiery Diddy calls out Grammys in speech
• Internatio­nal Holocaust Remembranc­e Day the right time to say ‘never again’
• As impeachmen­t trial continues, what would ‘Sen. Hogan’ do?
• Public service
• Lawmakers looking for ways to fund education plans
• Win, then chagrin
• Dazzling Ravens stars make key plays in victory
• Chesapeake lacrosse inducts new Hall stars
• Leishman starts off fast, rallies for title at Torrey
• Auto racing:
• Maryland women zoom past Northweste­rn
• For 49ers, pass defense must step up
• Revealing Bidding Is A Two-Edged Call

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