Baltimore Sun - 2021-02-04

• A sign of change
• City schools hit the brakes
• Hogan warns of difficult path of ‘many months’
• 942 new cases reported and 31 more deaths
• Maryland US attorney stepping down
• Congressio­nal Dems urge for vaccine ‘course correction’
• ‘Toots’ Barger was the Babe Ruth of duckpin bowling
• Johns Hopkins University suspends classes for two days after detecting virus
• Vaccine site offers only 2nd doses due to lack of supply
• Label suspends Wallen after slur
• ASK AMY Neighbor was insurrecti­onist at the Capitol
• HOROSCOPES
• Under Armour ends NFL contract, but holds on to deal with Brady
• Changing of the guard afoot for top leaders in journalism
• Hal Holbrook, award-winning actor
• Peter Wight, retired investment banker
• Dave Young
• Settlement
• Reopening schools puts my mother’s life at risk
• Alcohol tax hike: one penny that saves lives
• Renters, landlords alike need more federal assistance to survive pandemic
• GOP happy to accommodat­e QAnon types
• Partnershi­ps critical to successful vaccinatio­n in Maryland, beyond
• Scientists Stunned After Shocking Discovery Reveals True Cause of Fatigue
• City board votes to cancel surveillan­ce plane contract
• ‘Rise the tide’
• Victory could serve as catapult
• Cy Young winner signs deal
• Officials: No threat to Super Bowl
• Seasoned QB whisperers see ‘another side’ to Brady
• Rare strength: No weakness
• Rules of the Games: Protocols clear, strict
• All Aussie Open tuneups called off
• Local signees
• Comfortabl­e choice: DeSmit decides to stay close to home
• Bridge Play
• The new york times crossword

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