The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2022-04-02

• School board hit with challenge to library books
• Chinese buffet in Woodstock found to have health violations
• Judge: Fulton staff can keep jobs, run for commission
• Gingrich returns to 6th District seeking GOP win
• Hope House: Expanded shelter readies for spring opening
• Man held in fatal bowling ball fight
• QUICK HITS
• Pope apologizes to Indigenous Peoples for school abuses
• Lawmakers pass curriculum measure
• Fort Stewart combat team deployed to strengthen U.S. forces in Europe
• Police officer’s killer avoids death penalty with guilty plea
• Union president says pandemic accelerate­d loss of transit workers.
• Students urge stronger penalty for hate speech
• Gospel singer inspired listeners amid setbacks
• Zhang battles to make Augusta National Women’s Amateur cut
• Bennett’s younger brother headed to UGA
• U.S. to face European playoff winner in World Cup opener
• THE HOT CORNER
• Kaepernick to work out during halftime of Michigan spring game
• ‘Very similar’ lineup set for 2022
• TODAY’S FINAL FOUR MATCHUPS N. Carolina vs. Duke
• Some bluebirds find happiness on the cheating side of town
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• There’s plenty to chew on after dinner with in-laws
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Crown of thorns has meaning today
• If she does her chores, let her vent

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