The Capital - 2021-01-03

• Community mourns loss of Lothian teen
• Anne Arundel preps for hybrid learning
• Young activists aren’t yet finished
• For many, symptoms linger long after virus
• Defense helps Navy overcome 17-point deficit
• Maryland’s virus test positivity rate continues to climb
• Lobster babies can teach lessons on climate change
• Severn activist is giving back, even in pandemic
• Let’s make ’ 21 a green new year
• Land trust saves key bird area in Crownsvill­e
• Saying Black lives matter is important. Refusal by some to say so matters, too.
• Bamlanivim­ab
• County schools block best outsourced online courses
• 2020 was just too much for the pressure of an Elf on the Shelf
• Here’s how 2021 could shake down
• New Year’s resurrecti­on: 1 win and on to playoffs
• Another chance to win NFC East at Philadelph­ia
• Kentucky’s strong ground game defines chippy Gator Bowl win
• Here they go again ...
• Herman out, Sarkisian in at Texas
• Superdome again unkind to Clemson’s Lawrence
• Many races for playoffs still uncertain, and league loves it
• Longhorns hand Jayhawks record-tying loss
• State, employee union fail to reach agreement
• Nashville blast shines light on vulnerable telecom links
• EU, China seal long-awaited business investment pact
• Veteran with no debt considers purchasing home
• 10 BEST TREKS
• Dear Joe Biden, we expect a leader with character
• Should you elect to operate?
• Make a New Year’s resolution? Read this before it goes wrong
• A new year means brand new chance to take care of yourself
• January art offers a glimpse of 2021
• Poky eater keeps family stuck at the dinner table every night
• COVID- 19 risks create friendship fracture
• Online play delivers deep deductions

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