The Columbus Dispatch - 2023-02-26

• Hindu exhibit means to educate lawmakers
• States look to curb wrong-way crashes
• Biden is ready to run, first lady says
• Activist warns of dangers of crash
• Navy tries to learn from mistakes
• Zelenskyy seeks more sanctions
• White House braces for ruling on abortion pill
• NY flotsam could be from famous SS Savannah
• Court strikes down boat tracking rule
• Slavery banned but abuses remained in Ohio
• Trump calls derailment response ‘betrayal’
• THE MOTLEY FOOL ASK THE FOOL
• Quake-closed schools reopen in Syria
• Dem-led states seek to boost voter protection­s
• Rate hikes could cause recession
• HBCUS help lessen teacher shortage
• The dirty facts on fossil fuels: They’re not ‘green energy’
• ‘Zombie ant fungus’ in humans?
• Driving Park to see new mural this year
• Firm hired to lead OSU’S president search
• City plans to improve safety at Olentangy Trail crossing
• 2 of 6 Ohio baby boxes shut down for lack of staffing
• Woman, 43, sentenced to life in 2020 killing of neighbor couple
• Lt. Gov. Jon Husted takes step to run for governor in 2026
• Doctor hurt in skiing accident relies on faith
• OFF THE WALL
• DIVINE MOVES
• How to avoid deceptions about the end times
• Sonia Hallet
• Robert Everett Murch
• Geraldine J. Bailey
• Josephine Jeffries
• Ralph S. Podas
• Sandra Sue “Sandy” Mccloud
• Dr. Deborah Dye Coleman
• Deborah Lynn Jester
• Carl Christman
• Dr. John P. Di Maccio
• ON THE AIR
• Readers remain unimpresse­d with Ohio State men’s basketball
• Ohio State loses to Maryland at buzzer
• Position preview: 2 OSU WRS out in spring
• Furbee’s 2 titles lead central Ohio at state
• Newark gives Quackenbus­h record 408th victory
• Oregon State transfer adds experience to Buckeyes’ QB room
• Embrace the chaos as spring training begins
• What’s next for USWNT after Shebelieve­s Cup win?
• Population decline could lead to grouse-hunting ban
• Your early spring gardening ‘to-do’ list
• Illinois homeowner considers Small Estate Affidavit to avoid probate
• Make your bathroom floor warm and cozy
• Paper label tells the story
• Black-owned home décor brands you’ll love
• Bookshelve­s
• How fast should Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony be performed?
• Ex keeping kids from their dad
• Paramore’s comeback is biting, bruising perfection
• Crafty birdbath keeps birds happy
• WHAT TO WATCH
• DAILY ALMANAC
• Sculptures address bird population
• Poet Olivarez strikes ‘Gold’ and elevates the everyday
• A boarding school whodunit fueled by feminist rage
• Has climate change migration already begun?
• Go beyond Waikiki to find Laie’s charms
• SUNDAY PREMIER CROSSWORD
• The grapes of wrath
• Comfort Food Cruise returns after the pandemic break
• Derailment­s are a horror, but chemicals on trucks riskier
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Addition of term-limits bit voters in end
• Don’t fall for ‘educationa­l freedom’ lingo on vouchers
• Dewine is ready to pull ‘the football’ away
• EARLY LIBRARIES IN COLUMBUS
• PARTNER EVENTS AT MAIN LIBRARY
• A COMMUNITY OF PARTNERSHI­PS

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