The Capital - 2022-01-02

• Authors of new book challenge Maryland’s Civil War ‘myths’
• As the holidays wrap up, many on edge over virus
• Misery deepens for fire survivors
• AACPL looks ahead to the next 100 years
• As a new year dawns, here are some beautiful dreams
• Pope embraces ‘good that unites us’ during uncertain virus times
• Solstice bolsters Mount Sinai claim
• US slams door on Afghans’ hopes
• Virus, storms lead to more canceled flights
• On 1st day, NYC mayor vows to tackle COVID-19, crime
• Italian town roots for its patron saint of hoops
• Hold redistrict­ing commission accountabl­e
• Proposed legislativ­e districts amount to radical gerrymande­ring
• Greater access a must to help save the bay
• Inflation today fails to scare old folks
• First to get a COVID-19 shot in US now a vaccine activist
• Reflecting on positive conservati­on measures in 2021
• Repeat vs. revenge
• Colts activate Wentz from COVID-19 list
• Horse power: Cowboys up
• The year’s best books
• Reading the virtual room: decoding body language over Zoom
• Do you always feel stressed? Blame your ‘THREAT BRAIN’
• Recouping deposit may depend on tenant laws
• In 2022, may we finally accept that truth is truth
• Surprising discoverie­s at Fort Washington
• ‘A big unmet need’
• Muscle mass linked to hot flash severity in women
• New year brings new chances to enjoy art
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Trust your gut and break ties with that unnerving client
• HOROSCOPES
• Leave your decision as late as possible

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