The Morning Call - 2021-03-27

• Phasing out ‘phases’?
• Link between holiday’s history, pandemic not lost on community
• Union claims outsourcin­g part of closing
• In-person learning an option in April
• Former Monroe County financial adviser sentenced to 17 years
• Lehigh Valley sets record high on windy day
• Vacation parking permits offered Coroner rules infant’s death a homicide
• Road rage shooting kills Lancaster woman
• Ex-solar panel installer gets state prison for attacking homeowner
• State logs most daily cases since Jan. 30
• Records: Murder suspect used shank to assault officers
• Nursing home workers call for better conditions
• Ga. voting law called ‘Jim Crow in the 21st century’
• Cash no cure-all to reopen schools
• ‘We prefer to die rather than return’
• Dominion files $1.6 billion lawsuit against Fox News
• Bravery seen in war and life
• Facebook forced to reckon with forces of post-’20 world
• Head of DC National Guard to be House sergeant-at-arms
• CROSSWORD
• It’s time to prep the garden
• Neighbors pick up poop, but leave bags on sidewalk
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• For famous and nonfamous families, rifts aren’t much different
• Andre, Howery hide the cameras and seek the laughs
• The unexpected peace in knowing how you will die
• It’s time to prioritize nursing home residents, staff
• TV CROSSWORD C OSS O
• Teams return to the field
• Central Catholic’s rise a good movie script
• Bangor has new coach, same offensive power
• Eagles trade draft spot for first-round pick in 2022
• Top 5 players and teams to watch
• Happy to be playing again
• Smart leaves Texas to take over Marquette
• Ready to get down and dirty
• Musselman’s ground-up path pushes Razorbacks
• Tinkle turns to daughter for pointers

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