Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2022-01-30

• Chicago Archdioces­e says it will merge 2 sets of parishes
• Tribune books
• Forest preserves to review captive-animal program
• Librarian’s moment in ‘Jeopardy’ spotlight ends
• St. Charles library to reopen once more security in place
• Coming this summer: Your chance to name one of Chicago’s snowplows
• Neighbors rally for girl, 8, slain in Little Village
• Illinois prisoners exploited, says government watchdog
• President Joe Biden’s risky court pick isn’t that risky
• Dear Cardinal Cupich, have mercy on the Latin Mass
• The merchant king of blue-collar neighborho­ods
• ABOUT JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD
• Bird feeder TV
• A grieving mother’s question for Chicago: ‘How is it possible that a little girl dies in broad daylight?’
• Can Harris break a tie vote on Biden’s Supreme Court nomination?
• ‘I AM SO TOTALLY SICK OF THESE JERKS’
• ON JAN. 30 ...
• Freed, Gina P.
• Glickman, Merle Dee Cristol
• Hindsley, Harold ‘Huck’
• Horne, Patricia Collins
• Johnson, William ‘Bill’
• Jalovec, Richard S.
• Nash, Annie T. ‘Nan’
• Nardulli, Ettore Giacinto ‘Sonny’
• Muschler, Audrey L
• Masterson Jr., Richard J.
• Natchke, Marjorie Joan
• Fallen bridge to go under official ‘microscope’
• Past clouds future high court fight
• FBI accuses American woman of prominent role in IS terror group
• Pulling back curtain to parry Russia
• As vaccines for children stall, appeals aimed at wary parents
• Crypto mayors on the rise
• In an Iraqi town, Chinese tongue seals ties
• Kiribati no match for coronaviru­s
• Italy’s 80-year-old president wins vote to stay
• Tax season is now open
• HIT THE JOB JACKPOT
• NEW RULES FOR DEBT COLLECTORS
• Don’t get hung up on a savings number
• What to do with ‘chicken money’ amid inflation
• Should you pay down student loan debt during moratorium?
• Research shows open-plan offices make people sick
• CEOs are more optimistic than ever about economy
• Why it pays to shop for insurance each year
• 3 ways to create a good first impression at a new job
• Get a list:
• Working for family, friends doesn’t always end well
• Temporary relocation­s can be more complex than they seem
• Winter wisdom: Sharing work advice for December graduates
• Back in the game
• Dach deletes social media accounts — along with outside expectatio­ns
• Poles hires Cunningham as assistant general manager
• Men’s ice hockey
• On top for Down Under
• Fireworks show
• Familiar foes
• Advanced driving assistance systems don’t equal self-driving technology
• Fancy duds for Subaru WRX
• What’s wrong with the A/C?
• Audi e-tron GT is an elegant, electrifyi­ng but expensive EV
• Stream the best of Fellowes, cast in between ‘Gilded Age’ episodes
• ‘Force’ to be reckoned with
• 6 picks for the paperback stack
• George cracked tricky timeline for new book
• Imperialis­t repents in Butler bio
• Documentar­ies resurrect lost eras of music
• What to watch SUNDAY
• Speculativ­e NFT mania crosses paths with the book world by way of ‘Dune’
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• Bad babysitter comes so husband can sleep in
• Families set lives to same soundtrack
• If you put your child first, there’s a compromise somewhere
• ‘I honestly don’t know how we keep doing this’
• Cracked teeth. Grinding. Sore jaws.
• Surgery may be required for baby’s undescende­d testicles
• ‘A safe space for them to recover’
• Making the descent
• Help! My Expedia tour credit is about to expire
• Visiting Cold War memories in Budapest
• Brice wishful for more traveling
• A few exhilarati­ng weeks exploring Morocco
• Black tie events are no joke and proper dress is a must
• Actors Goldblum, MacLachlan bookend Prada fashion show
• Gen Z finds inspiratio­n in all things ’90s
• Best over-ear headphones for 2022
• ‘Is this a good time?’ can now be asked via text message
• DRAWN TWO-SCALE: A doubly notable compositio­n
• Making a Dent
• Horoscopes

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