Springfield News-Sun - 2023-02-26

• City’s diverse dining scene proof momentum is building
• Brockovich tells residents at town hall: ‘This is not a quick fix’
• California storm shifts focus to wind, snow
• Texans wary as toxic water from train wreck arrives
• R. Kelly avoids lengthy add-on to earlier 30-year prison sentence
• Young gymnast among 3 killed in Florida shootings
• Mideast government­s target LGBT people online, rights group says
• We lose so much more when we lose kind people
• Will the Desantis bubble burst when voters learn his economics?
• Putin can win only if the Josh Hawley-like isolationi­sts multiply
• FBI records deepen mystery of dig for Civil War-era gold
• ‘The Neighborho­od’ veers away from racial tensions
• Updates of Roald Dahl books trim the ‘fat’
• Seven sizzling suggestion­s for Springtime satisfacti­on
• ‘Fix it’ day brings family together
• Grandmothe­r feels anything but welcome during visits
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• ‘The grapes of wrath’: Wendy’s metaphor
• Solar-powered ranch home overlooks lake
• Spring cleaning helps usher in a new season
• Residentia­l property sales in selected area counties
• Good people and great minds grow here
• CLUBS & ORGANIZATI­ONS
• Ohio-grown wines have matured into fine business
• Choosing a veterinary office: Not a decision to be taken lightly
• VECCHIO, Gladys J.
• WARTNER, Victoria E.
• Police seek vehicle tied to area drug store break-ins
• UD shrine welcomes Hall, who stayed home to star
• Buzzer-beater waved off for OSU women
• Southeaste­rn can’t catch Troy Christian in district semi
• With a first-inning violation, league steps up to start its pitch clock era
• Archdeacon
• Raiders spoil Detroit star’s big day; HL tourney awaits
• 2nd-highest scoring game in league history is a thrill

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