The Columbus Dispatch - 2017-02-26

• Small-town support
• Kasich, GOP differ on plan for Medicaid
• Global links for research mushroom
• Networks now pay for access
• Carried away with DIY coffins
• Deadly insurgent attack complicate­s peace talks
• Dems elect Perez for chairman
• Iraqi advances slow; conditions worsen
• Car plows through Mardi Gras parade crowd; 28 injured
• Victim did ‘what was naturally right to do’
• Agents find new freedom for deportatio­ns
• In Trump’s fi rst speech to Congress, will decorum hold?
• Pre- existing conditions complicate replacemen­t
• Warming could reduce Colorado River by one-third
• Sheep tags bring in thousands for conservati­on
• Buffett: Immigrants help ‘miraculous’ US story
• Earthweek: a diary of the planet
• Sentence little salve for losses from crash
• Search of student’s bag scrutinize­d
• Kasich can relate to Trump’s kerfuffles
• Warm spell brings early sights of spring
• Fried chicken served with a side of sanctuary
• VITAL STATISTICS
• Freed ex-inmates sue detectives, prosecutor­s
• Duvall is looking for repeat performanc­e
• Sieve helps Olentangy upset Westervill­e North
• Brown leads Miami past No. 10 Duke
• UCLA tightens Pac-12 race with win at Arizona
• Wooster thwarts OWU’s comeback
• After big win, focus turns to task at hand
• Changes designed to boost NASCAR’s popularity
• Reed navigates wreck-fest, grabs Xfinity Series win
• Hunters have options to comment on regulation­s
• Small pleasures
• Dawes landscape chief offers simple tips for home gardeners
• For outside
• Spots prove decking isn’t maintenanc­e-free
• Old movie theaters sold Woody Woodpecker toys
• Mortgage, closing disclosure­s often failing to help buyers
• Neighbor can’t claim your land if you’ve used it, too
• Distracted by wires? Consider hiding them
• ’16 ended with big drop in distressed homes
• Publishers slowly add minorities to their folds
• Life inspires depictions well worth recognitio­n
• Parents’ story rings with past injustice
• Tale of love, desperatio­n is dark but beautiful
• Artist held focus on themes as styles changed
• A step inside takes visitors out to the woods
• CLASSICAL MUSIC
• Daughters should respect mother’s wish not to move
• For relationsh­ip to work, fiancee must address insecuriti­es
• Vinegar, water great combo to clean coffeepot
• Tall-ship cruise shows off the beauty of Maine’s coast
• First-time cruise opens traveler to new routes
• Cruise lines expanding offerings to attract wider range of travelers
• Dublin’s Bridge Park aims to lure young workers, offer option for empty-nesters
• Why payday loans are dangerous
• Doubts grow over market’s surge
• Leader keeps values in mind as Crane Group keeps evolving
• ‘Shark Tank’ appearance boosts sales for fruit-snack company
• Annual report won’t gauge stock’s value
• With family, sometimes all you can do is watch
• Keep your hands to yourself at work
• Reversing warming trend might rely on steps in constructi­on, landscapin­g
• Public records shed light on heroin crisis
• Universe could be expanding too fast, some scientists say
• Ancient cultures also were affected by climate change
• Victims seek more court leverage
• Another drug crisis might be brewing
• Republican event was misreprese­nted
• Wildlife will suffer with rule’s repeal
• Should you disclose your diagnosis or special needs?
• The 2017 Columbus Internatio­nal Auto Show Rolls In This March

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