Springfield News-Sun - 2023-02-19

• Catching COVID provides ‘durable’ protection from virus, study finds
• Why balloons are now in public eye
• Costs of bird flu piling up with outbreak in 2nd year
• Search of Pence’s office turns up nothing new
• 11 states consider ‘right to repair’ for farm equipment
• When being a landlord is easy, no one wants to sell
• With tax season upon us, time to heed these anti-scam tips
• Derailment shows how much we need local media
• What doesn’t MAGA know about the ‘Black national anthem?’ A lot
• It’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau we need protection from
• Posts twist tragedies to push COVID vaccine lies
• Uproar rises over location of new Toronto housing
• Longtime N.C. congressma­n briefly served in the U.S. Senate
• Jeremy Renner updates fans on his recovery
• Today’s movie times
• Southwest offers Companion Pass through credit card
• Second book in Indian Lake Trilogy continues homage to slasher films
• Husband bitter when wife succeeds where he failed
• U2’s Vegas residency will lack a founding member
• Cranston wants to play Willie
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• 2400 SIGNAL HILL ROAD, SPRINGFIEL­D Colonial home adjacent to golf course
• Residentia­l property sales in selected area counties
• 5 signs it’s time to renovate your home
• How to prepare for state standardiz­ed tests
• CLUBS & ORGANIZATI­ONS
• Ohio State plans center for software innovation with record $110M gift
• Decline of rural doctors may leave parts of Ohio in a bind
• HOLLAND, Steven Warren
• MUSCATO, Charles Joseph “Chuck”
• WILLEMAN, Richard Edwin “Ed”
• STUMBO, Roger Wayne
• DAYTONA 500 STORIES TO WATCH
• Not even Sister Jean’s pregame speech can slow ‘rolling’ Flyers
• Kentucky takes big lead, downs No. 10 Tennessee
• League changes All-star Draft format to avoid hurt feelings

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