The Capital - 2021-03-14

• The lockdown divide
• State’s military members instrument­al in stopping spread
• Bills aim to expand early, mail-in voting
• Dining restrictio­ns lifted in time for St. Patrick’s
• NAVY ATHLETICS’ CORONAVIRU­S PAUSE TO CONTINUE
• Earmarks may make a comeback
• School board to hear recommenda­tion on renaming George Fox Middle
• $13M headed to factory with pollution woes
• Treatment trials seek the recently exposed, positive volunteers
• New Fort Meade gate to open Monday
• Growth in population doesn’t pay for itself
• ANNE ARUNDEL ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• Warren Nicholson
• One year later, the search for lessons begins
• Affordable housing
• Social justice
• Fellowship matters
• A YEAR IN LIMBO
• Reflecting on impact of COVID-19
• Terps on familiar ground
• Extraction­s could lower boom on perch
• Bernhardt the boss on offense as No. 3 Terps top Knights
• Terps should hear the call of the NCAA tournament
• Trying to determine where the pieces fit
• Triple-A seasoning would benefit
• Sabres’ Eichel out for ‘foreseeabl­e future’
• The secret reason you got that raise
• Welcome to the roaring ’20s?
• State income tax deadline extended because of changes to code
• Meet Millie as she discovers Davidsonvi­lle Park on a stroll
• WORDS ON WOMEN
• Don’t be picky about which vaccine you get, experts say
• You can take steps to address depression from pandemic
• How should I prepare for a hospital stay during COVID?
• Screenings hold clues, but anomalies raise fears
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• HOROSCOPES
• Do you lose early or late?

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