The Denver Post - 2021-01-24

• Restoring rules
• PLAYERS GETTING USED TO MASKS ON THE COURT
• Fraud’s impact runs deep
• EASTMAN DRAWS FOCUS TO BENSON CENTER
• TALK SHOW HOST LARRY KING DIES
• APARTMENTS RISE IN SUBURBS, COMPETE WITH DOWNTOWN
• The Holland House is on the market. It offers a rare peak inside a 1933 Denver gem built almost entirely from concrete.
• Patriotism, supporting constituti­on ideals, could help reunite us.
• Action needs to be taken to restore balance in Colorado.»
• To improve health, insurers put food on coverage menu
• Joe Biden, Watch Geek
• In Biden’s Catholic faith, an ascendant liberal Christiani­ty
• Two years later, has Canada kept its many promises?
• Mega Millions ticket in Mich. wins $1.05 billion More heads roll at U.S.-funded internatio­nal broadcaste­rs. Bomb explodes at church known for anti-LGBTQ views. Arizona GOP censures party leaders.
• UK doctors seek review of 12-week gap
• Protests raised militias’ profiles
• SPREADING READING:
• Nonprofit gives support to those coming out of the justice system
• Fire department fosters ties with Puerto Vallarta
• Jokic making history as a 7-foot passing wizard running offense
• Playoffs or bust for Fangio?
• Buccaneers at Packers, 1 p.m., KDVR-31; Bills at Chiefs, 4:30 p.m., KCNC-4.
• Julian Hammond III has one last season with Cherry Creek before joining Tad Boyle’s Buffs
• George Washington’s Redwine isn’t a secret anymore
• Homa, Finau, Kim share 3rd-round lead
• MICHIGAN PAUSES ALL ATHLETICS AFTER COVID VARIANT FOUND
• Would Bieniemy be better coach for Broncos?
• Aaron’s passing prompts calls to rename Braves the Hammers
• Morris a bargain Denver should be happy to pay
• Porter returns, says absence was “out of my control”
• Wrapup BLUE JACKETS 5, LIgHTNINg 2 CANADIENS 5, CANUCKS 2 BrUINS 6, FLYErS 1
• Nuggets survive wild double OT vs. Suns
• No. 29 might forever belong to MacKinnon
• 20 Colorado high school girls basketball players to watch in 2021
• Paton will draw on Vikings’ aggressive approach
• Hurt Wright leads Buffs to comeback
• College Basketball Wrapup NO. 2 BAYLOR RALLIES, BEATS OKLA. STATE
• Big offenses, overlooked defenses in AFC title game
• NFL INJURY REPORT
• Dems are on the clock
• It’s our journey, not our perfection, that makes U.S. a role model
• Don’t attack the integrity of National Guard members
• Weak links in the U.S. Air Force Academy’s long blue line
• Social media giants may have the right to cancel speech
• bjougjts as buurt meaves tje cjlte Qouse
• We need to go all electric
• Road map to emissions reduction not enough
• Contact informatio­n for Colorado’s U.S. congressio­nal delegation
• A hidden RiNo gem for home cooks on a budget
• Sundance Film Festival, adapted
• A long, lonesome look at America
• In the new year, reimagine your relationsh­ip to alcohol
• FAMILY TIME CROSSWORD
• A gadget lover’s guide to a cold, isolated winter
• How a historian got close, maybe too close, to a Nazi thief
• French feminist touches a nerve in “I Hate Men”
• Sublime memoirs about writing, addiction
• “Summerwate­r” an intimate study of social class on a long, rainy day
• The “Great Gatsby” glut
• New York Times Sunday Crossword
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword
• Cooperativ­es in the Basque region soften capitalism’s rough edges
• “We could never do that before”
• Help remote employees overcome challenges
• Amid heightened sense of urgency, cultural institutio­ns are hiring their own diversity officers
• WAYS TO TRIM CREDIT CARD DEBT
• Major challenges facing small businesses in 2021
• WeWork sues landlord of never-opened River North location
• Ice cream shop that goes beyond dairy opening in Cherry Creek
• Leadership Team to Take University of Denver’s Graduate Healthcare Programs to New Heights
• Struggling local government­s may get help from the private sector
• Pandemic feeds demand for backyard chickens
• The estate tax may change under Biden
• Rush for ranches: As a hot winter market grows even warmer, Inspiratio­n has incentives to get started now
• The possible dream: In Steamboat, buyers reach for luxury customs and a secluded, post-COVID lifestyle
• Rare listing comes on the market Tuesday in Lakewood’s Green Mountain at $595,000
• Denver Metro’s real estate rush by the numbers
• Sterling Ranch welcomes Pulte Homes back to Colorado

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