The Capital - 2022-05-15

• Worries grow over start time changes
• Meet the new competitor to medical pot
• Post-Roe future sparks mass rallies
• Ukraine: Russians exiting Kharkiv
• Best practices for lawn care in Chesapeake watershed
• Formula shortage offers GOP new attack strategy
• Putin to Finland: NATO membership would ‘negatively’ affect relations
• G7 nations ask China not to aid Russia, warn of Ukraine grain crisis
• Capital Gazette earns 22 awards in annual MDDC contest
• Lack of vaccine may sideline Air Force cadets, officials say
• Widows losing all to virus in Africa
• Israeli police say they’ll probe conduct at journalist’s funeral
• Ukrainian boy says he was left for dead after father killed by Russians
• Celebrate National Public Works Week
• George Arlotto is a thoughtful leader
• Can state take action on proposed Navy golf course?
• Without tolerance, compromise and deliberati­on, democracy dies
• Putin trying to restore the Soviet empire
• Hope, then despair, again
• Red drum a magical fish for anglers
• Incognito Cardinal
• Broadneck girls lacrosse get balanced offensive effort in win over Annapolis
• ‘An unbelievab­le team win’
• INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN
• AROUND THE HORN
• Stars align to force a Game 7 vs. Flames
• ‘We need her back here’
• Can curves predict recessions?
• Realize LinkedIn’s potential
• Taking a quick look at fees
• CINEMATIC COMEBACK
• Scientists get close to genetic cause of lupus
• No way to say goodbye
• Making advance directives for your later health care wishes
• Summer movie menu
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Demented buddy comedy about power of friendship
• A fertility specialist violates his patients’ consent in ‘Our Father’
• Living conditions of parents is the more serious problem
• Uncle time may help child with special needs

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