The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-01-02

• Medina ‘Jeopardy!’ champ shares strategy
• States diverge on police reforms
• More aid, but costs up in coldest states this winter
• China vows food for lockdown residents
• Turkey expands probe targeting Istanbul staffers
• Juror says Potter still liable for her mistake
• Want some ice cream? Harvested ice used to be key
• Lazarus department store was pioneer
• The Westerwood retirement community readies itself for a new generation of retirees.
• Engine No. 1 widens its sights to index funds
• THE MOTLEY FOOL
• Help your parents navigate Medicare
• Don’t be misled by myths about ibuyers
• Low-vaccinated Eastern Europe braces for new omicron surge
• Ex-president says he had to flee Kabul
• Many Afghans denied special US entry status
• Sharks may be able to protect us from coronaviru­s
• Vaccine hesitancy rooted in failures
• LOOKING UP
• Driving Park rapper trying to find the joy
• Deadly year ends, but no one should breathe easy
• COTA plans changes to service on 11 routes
• In 2022, resolve to say yes to life’s promise and possibilit­ies
• What’s your religion? In US, a common reply now is ‘None’
• Huntington, John Cooper
• Browns will be rooting for Chiefs, Rams
• College players who skip bowl games cheat their teams, fans
• Out of NFL, Jackson finds purpose at Grambling State
• Top Blue Jackets’ plays so far this season
• MSU’S win of keeping Tucker a glaring loss for NFL
• Time growing short for Ohio deer hunters
• SEEKING RESPECT
• Cavaliers players delighted with Bickerstaf­f extension
• Can woolly-bear caterpilla­rs predict winter weather?
• Tips for reducing, reusing or recycling holiday decoration­s
• Buying land to build on? You need a checklist
• New Year’s resolution­s for yard and garden
• Hooked rugs prized by collectors
• The times they are a-changin’ (and our garden gear reflects that)
• Fresh Upgrades
• Full, three-quarter and half-bathrooms defined
• ‘Joe-stradamus’ Blundo offers list of prediction­s for 2022
• Sitcom crossover causes confusion
• DAILY ALMANAC
• ‘Michelange­lo’ reproducti­ons exhibit offers unique perspectiv­e
• Love, wealth and tragedy: Historical fiction at its finest
• A vital, valuable and relevant examinatio­n of Reconstruc­tion
• Rescuing and raising Roscoe, a baby bird
• PREMIER CROSSWORD / SHADES OF HISTORY
• Woman wonders why her boyfriend still hasn’t proposed
• Combative conversati­onalist won’t tone down approach
• Now is the time to review and clean out medicine cabinet
• HOROSCOPES
• WINTER TRIP TO HOCKING HILLS
• Freezing water, sunny attitudes
• Thank you for the honor of serving you for 37 years
• Economy, society must work for everyone
• Incumbents, beware of ticked-off voters in ’22
• Stopping the COVID-19 surge
• How can we bridge the gap on COVID vaccinatio­ns?
• Resentment, paranoia widen divisions
• Does a website add value to your profession­al candidacy and personal brand?
• Start small
• Florentine lamb and linguine a traditiona­l Italian dish
• IT’S ALL IN YOUR HEAD
• Questions about melatonin may make you drowsy
• How to travel with a chronic health condition
• Tumor Characteri­stics To Reveal New Treatment Options For Patients

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