The Capital - 2022-01-16

• Mayor’s $82K ball paid off with gifts
• Showing resilience
• 2 power plants to transition from coal
• Volcano erupts in Pacific; tsunami advisory in effect
• Victim advocate part of plan to better sex assault response
• Time critical for legislatur­e to restore bay
• Taliban leadership pledges that all girls will be in school soon
• 4 hostages reportedly taken at Texas synagogue
• Southeast braces for winter storm
• Unemployme­nt and businesses
• Some test GOP’s loyalty to Trump
• Census memo cites meddling by the Trump administra­tion
• Council was correct to reject state of emergency
• Virus decisions need reasoned debate
• Vote on virus measure was not leadership
• Endowment fund a good way to help county, cut tax burden
• We must not make a mockery of Dr. Martin Luther King’s dream
• No time for pregnant pauses
• Tavera part of new standard
• Rutgers’ pressure too much for Terps
• Big day by Day lifts Old Mill over Glen Burnie
• Chiefs coming at Steelers with everything
• Thomas’ time
• ‘Zero COVID’ is the aim for China
• Set for new approach
• Hawaii football coach out amid controvers­y
• Big talk, but little action
• What’s new for 2022?
• Small joys
• A look at possible real estate trends in 2022
• Wonderful wilderness
• Older women face greater financial hardship
• JAKE’S MICE
• For healthy eating, research suggests ordering new items on restaurant menus
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Start your 2022 reading list with 15 of the most anticipate­d books
• Hawley just calls himself a storytelle­r
• Fourth COVID-19 booster shot not yet recommende­d
• Part-time professor’s students show insufficie­nt deference
• Pandemic experience calls for resilience
• HOROSCOPES

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