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BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER
Vol. 131 Friday, February 4, 2022 No. 43
As winter storm moves across US,
ice becomes bigger concern
BY KATHLEEN FOODY AND JILL BLEED New England, while forecasters said heavy ice buildup
ASSOCIATED PRESS was likely from Texas to Pennsylvania.
"We have a lot of real estate covered by winter
CHICAGO — A major winter storm with millions of weather impacts this morning," Andrew Orrison, a mete-
Americans in its path spread rain, freezing rain and orologist with the National Weather Service in College
heavy snow further across the country on Thursday, Park, Maryland, said early Thursday. "We do have an
knocking out power to more than 100,000 homes and expansive area of heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain
businesses and disrupting flights at the busy Dallas Fort occurring."
Worth International Airport. Parts of Ohio, New York and northern New England
A long stretch of states from New Mexico to Maine were expected to see heavy snowfall as the storm moves
remained under winter storm warnings and watches and to the east with 12 to 18 inches (30 to 45 centimeters) of
the path of the storm stretched further from the central snow possible in some places through Friday, Orrison
U.S. into more of the South and Northeast. Heavy snow said.
was expected from the southern Rockies to northern Along the warmer side of the storm, strong thunder-
storms capable of damaging wind gusts and tornadoes
were possible Thursday in parts of Mississippi and
Alabama, the Storm Prediction Center said.
More than 20 inches (51 centimeters) of snow was
reported in the southern Rockies, while more than a foot
of snow fell in areas of Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.
The Midwest snowstorm is nothing too unusual,
except in some places it was so large that it had a bigger
than normal path of intense snow, said Northern Illinois
University meteorology professor Victor Gensini. With a
warmer climate, people are forgetting what a
Midwestern winter had long been like, he said.
"The only amazing winters I've been able to experi-
ence is through my parents' photographs of the 1970s,"
Gensini, who is 35, said. "This (storm) is par for the
course, not only for the past, but winters current."
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n OBITUARIES n CHURCH NOTES
Abe Troyer Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Funeral Home, Belle • Gretna Brethren Church hosts the Worship Gathering
Center, is honored to serve the Troyer family and encour- service at 9:45 a.m. Pastor Rob Starnes will continue in
Abe Troyer, 89, passed away Wednesday, February 2,
ages anyone to share a fond memory or message of con- the series, The New Exodus: Ezra and Nehemiah part VI
2022, at home surrounded by his family.
dolence at www.edsfh.com. “Godly Success” The gospel redefines what makes us
Abe was born in Sugarcreek, Ohio, on December 8,
successful. Scripture Reference: for this series read Ezra
1932, to the late Andrew and Mary (Schlabach) Troyer.
Abe was also preceded in death by a great-granddaughter
Shannon Marie Spencer and Nehemiah. Talent Offering by: Dave and Tina
Shannon Marie Spencer, age 41, of Sidney passed away McPherson Puppet Ministry. Adult and Children’s
Delores Faith Yoder and 2 brothers Albert and Mahlon
at her home in Sidney, Monday, Jan. 31, 2022. She was Sunday School at 8:45 a.m. Children’s Worship Leader:
Troyer.
born on July 20, 1980 in Lima to Christy Swift Spencer and Jennifer Thornburgh.
Abe is survived by his wife Verna Rose (Gingerich)
Troyer, whom he married on November 15, 1956; and their the late Jack L. Spencer. • First Lutheran Church will have a Communion
five children: Daniel (Emma) Troyer of Belle Center, Shannon was a 1999 graduate of Indian Worship Service at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary. There is also
Miriam (David) Hochstetler of Belle Center, Martha (Steve) Lake High School and had attended Kent a 8:45. to 9:45 a.m. Bible study in the lounge prior to the
Yoder of Worthington, Indiana, Milton (Edna) Troyer of State University and Apollo Adult Career service, which will be available for the next six weeks.
Belle Center, and Samuel Troyer of Belle Center; 22 grand- Center. Most recently Shannon was a • At West Liberty United Methodist Church, 202 W.
children and 66 great-grandchildren; 2 brothers: John nursing assistant at several nursing homes Newell St., Pastor Dave Yinger will be preaching and
Troyer of Sugarcreek, OH, and Andrew Troyer of Baltic, in the Lima and Wapakoneta area. teaching on Luke 5:1-11. The message title is, “Would
OH; and 2 sisters: Emma (the late Andrew) Yoder of She is survived by her daughter Grace You Leave Everything And Follow Jesus?” The
Sugarcreek, OH, and Mary (Abe) Yoder of Millersburg, OH. Carolyn Holbrook of Sidney, her mother congregation will celebrate Holy Communion together
Abe was a member of the Belle Center Amish Church. and stepfather Christy & Jon P. Golden of Wapakoneta, as a part of the worship experience. Worship at 9:30
He was ordained to the ministry as a deacon in 1970. Abe Sisters: Staci Scheithauer of Anna, Ashley Golden of a.m., and Sunday School at 10:45 a.m.
always had a loving concern for the church, his children, Wapakoneta. Also surviving is a half sister Dawn Colley of
Alexandria, VA, and half brother Jack J. Spencer of • The Rev. Bryan Meadows continues the series, “Rise
and grandchildren. Up: The Life of Joshua,” with the message, “Don’t Get
Friends may call on Thursday, February 3, from 6 to 8 Delphos.
Shannon was preceded in death by her son, Jack Distracted,” at the Huntsville United Methodist Church.
p.m. at the Steven Coblentz Residence, 7443 Co Rd 49,
Belle Center, OH, and also on Friday, February 4, from 2 to Christian Holbrook, maternal grandmother Mary Carole • At Belle Center United Presbyterian Church, Sunday
4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Steven Coblentz Residence. Bishop Swift, and paternal grandparents Max and Helen Spencer. School begins at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m.
Marcus Schlabach will conduct the funeral on Saturday, Per Shannon’s wishes, there will be no services. Pastor Ted Dennis’ sermon is titled, “BE BRAVE.”
February 5, at 9 a.m. at the Steven Coblentz Residence. Memorial contributions may be given to the family c/o Scripture is from Isaiah 6:1-13, Luke 5:1-11.
Burial will be in the Belle Center Amish Cemetery. family pay at BayliffAndSon.com. • Guest Pastor Ed Beale of Bellefontaine First United
Methodist Church brings the message, “Conviction,
Conversion, Consecration” based on Mark 10:17-27
BIS students thank online and in person at the 9 a.m. service and via radio
broadcast at 11 a.m.
hospital employees • Weather permitting, Saturday at the Seventh-day
Bellefontaine Intermediate School stu- Adventist Church, Jeff Shough has the message. Music is
dents are giving back to the community. by the Hall family.
Students in Tammy Fowler’s fourth- • Bethel Mennonite Church’s worship service begins at
grade class recognized Mary Rutan 10:30 a.m. Pastor Rebecca Kauffman will bring the
Hospital’s Environmental Services message from Luke 5:1-11.
Group in January. Pupils wrote letters • At Huntsville Presbyterian Church, Pastor Ben Beres
of appreciation and put together goodie leads worship with a sermon based on Luke 2:41-52
bags for each staff member. Mary titled “Lasting Christmas Gifts: Wisdom.” Kevin Braig is
Rutan Hospital employees Mindy Baker the Lay Reader and Susan Young is the pianist. Worship
and Renee Kavanagh stopped by the service starts at 10 a.m.
intermediate school for a meet-and-
• Rev. Steve Merrin brings the sermon, “Are You
greet Monday afternoon. (BCS PHOTO)
Looking,” at the First United Presbyterian Church.
Worship begins at 10:45 a.m. Coffee Hour will be
observed immediately following the service. All are
welcome!
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SPELLING CHAMP NAMED CCS pupils compete at
ACSI Regional Spelling Bee
BY THE EXAMINER STAFF
Calvary Christian School
recently sent 11 fifth-
through eighth-grade class-
room champions to the
Association of Christian
Schools International
Regional Spelling Bee in
Westerville, which was held
at Northside Christian
School.
Students from all over
the state of Ohio met and
competed for a chance to Calvary Christian School students pictured at the ACSI Regional Spelling Bee include,
West Liberty-Salem Middle School seventh-grader Jill go to the ACSI National from the left, first row: fifth-graders Kendric Wright, Caroline Moore and Mazie Worley,
Fullenkamp, left, recently was named the overall winner Spelling Bee. and sixth-graders Annagail Lambert and Seth Palmer; and second row: fifth-grader
of the school’s spelling bee. In the 17th round of the con- Calvary students faired Landen Jackson, seventh-grader Katie Worley, eighth-graders Fletcher Lambert and
test, she correctly spelled the word “transept” to secure well, with these students Nehemiah Dillon and sixth-graders Aiden Keller and Caleb Gantz. (CCS PHOTO)
the win. Sixth-grader Ellis Koons was runner-up. The placing at the Regional
contest takes place in the gym in front of their peers and Spelling Bee: • Fletcher Lambert — • Caleb Gantz — third spell off; and
words are provided by curriculum director Stacy Dunn. • Mazie Worley — third fourth place in eighth- place in sixth-grade and • Seth Palmer — fifth
(WL-S PHOTO) place in fifth-grade; grade; fifth place overall in the place in sixth-grade.
Ohio House Republicans push bill targeting tech censorship
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) legislation. GOP Reps. Scott Wiggam of Amendment right to free in fact well-represented on viewpoints could lead to
— Individuals could sue The measure now in the Wooster and Rep. Al expression. social media. They also the protected proliferation
social media giants like House Civil Justice Cutrona of suburban The measure is drawing argue an easier solution to of harmful content includ-
Facebook and Twitter for Committee targets what Youngstown. criticism from some con- concerns over viewpoint ing pornography, extremist
allegedly discriminating backers say is ongoing cen- They argue the bill will servatives as well as free discrimination is to use speech, foreign propagan-
against a particular view- sorship of conservative prevent big tech compa- speech advocates such as sites with an expressed da, conspiracy theories, as
point and collect damages viewpoints by social media nies from engaging in the American Civil conservative bent. well as spam messages cur-
if the charges are upheld, companies, according to viewpoint discrimination Liberties Union. Bill oppo- Forcing social media rently blocked by sites, bill
under proposed GOP Ohio testimony from sponsoring without violating the First nents say conservatives are companies to accept all opponents say.
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Browns refute tanking claims by Hue Jackson
CLEVELAND (AP) — works to combat human
The Cleveland Browns say trafficking, made several
suggestions by former posts claiming the Browns
coach Hue Jackson and an made the offer to Jackson
associate that he was paid and that they have records
by the team to lose games that will help Flores.
are "completely fabricat- Jackson did not imme-
ed." diately respond to mes-
Jackson, who is now sages left by the AP.
coaching at Grambling, On Wednesday, Diemert
made several posts on again went on Twitter to
Twitter inferring that he say she has proof of
received bonus payments Jackson's claims, and said
from Browns owner Jimmy he and Flores are acting to
Haslam during his two- benefit others.
plus seasons with the team. "Fighting for what is
The Browns strongly right for everybody is what
refuted Jackson's claims. matters most," she wrote.
"The recent comments "Both of these men have
by Hue Jackson and his rep- been fighting the right fight.
resentatives relating to his People who know the facts
tenure as our head coach know the fight. To win the
are completely fabricated," war you must be strategic."
team spokesperson Peter Jackson was hired by
Jean-Baptiste said in a state- the Browns in 2016 after
ment. "Any accusation that serving as Cincinnati's
any member of our organi- offensive coordinator. The
zation was incentivized to team was in a full rebuild-
deliberately lose games is ing mode and general
categorically false." manager Sashi Browns was
Jackson was fired eight aggressive in trying to
Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson watches during the second half of an NFL preseason football game
games into the 2018 sea- acquire draft picks.
against the Philadelphia Eagles, Aug. 23, 2018, in Cleveland. The Browns have called suggestions by Jackson, who
son. He went 3-36-1 with The Browns went 1-15
went 1-31 in a two-year span, that he was paid to lose games as “completely fabricated.” (AP PHOTO/DAVID RICHARD)
Cleveland, losing all 16 in Jackson's first season,
games in 2017. Tuesday against the NFL statements implying the loss — the amount Flores ing" and "Trust me it was a got the No. 1 overall pick
In offering support to and three teams on allega- Browns paid him to lose. claims the Dolphins want- good number." and selected defensive end
former Miami coach Brian tions of racial discrimina- In response to a tweet ed to pay him — Jackson Also, Kimberly Diemert, Myles Garrett, who has
Flores — who filed a dis- tion and unethical prac- suggesting Haslam wasn't wrote that Haslam "was executive director of the Hue become one of the league's
crimination lawsuit tices — Jackson made offering him $100,000 per happy while we kept los- Jackson Foundation, which best players.
Sports
Olympic athletes face many doping, virus tests in Beijing
BEIJING (AP) — re-analyzed until 2028 if for Russia's sports ministry.
Alongside the daily collec- new testing methods or "We certainly at the
tion of coronavirus sam- intelligence emerge. moment think that RUSA-
ples, the athletes at the RUSSIA RELATIONS DA is operating independ-
Beijing Olympics also have This year's Olympics are ently and we see no sign of
to contend with the usual likely the last where undue interference."
doping tests — both in and Russian athletes are not There are still pending
out of competition. allowed to compete under disciplinary cases for
The 2,900 or so com- their country's name and sports governing bodies
petitors at the Winter without its flag and related to the 2014 Sochi
Games have to make them- anthem. Olympics using evidence
selves available for unan- In Beijing, as at the gathered from the Moscow
nounced doping control Summer Games in Tokyo testing laboratory.
visits, putting them at six months ago, they will "There are still quite a
greater risk of catching officially represent ROC and number of them that are
COVID-19 and possibly rul- gold medalists will hear an (not) dealt with," Niggli
ing them out of their event. excerpt from a Tchaikovsky said.
The International piano concerto while stand- The 212-member
Testing Agency, which ing on the podium. Russian team has been the
oversees sample collection Those World Anti- most tested in the pre-
at the Olympics, said Doping Agency sanctions Olympic program.
Wednesday the daily tests, expire in December, two BEIJING LABORATORY
which everyone in the years after being imposed The WADA-accredited
Olympic bubble must do, by the Court of Arbitration laboratory at Beijing Sports
add extra psychological for Sport. University will analyze
weight and uncertainty. "The chapter is coming about 2,900 blood and
"There is a lot of atten- to an end," WADA director urine samples during the
tion when they go through general Olivier Niggli said Olympics.
the doping control process Speedskaters representing Russian Olympic Committee work out during a practice ses- Wednesday. "We are still It's a different lab from
to go through all the sion at the 2022 Winter Olympics on Tuesday in Beijing. (AP PHOTO/JEFF ROBERSON) remaining very vigilant." the one in the city that had
COVID measures," said on the first day of competi- meant their replacements more tests were done on WADA's case was against past issues with Olympic
Matteo Vallini, the ITA tion, two days before the were less of a priority in athletes training in 2021 the Russian anti-doping and pre-Olympic testing.
head of testing. "It puts opening ceremony. pre-Olympic testing plans. away from their competi- agency, known as RUSADA. Errors during the 2008
them under pressure." OMICRON CHALLENGES The agency said tions than in the last pre- A key step to re-establishing Beijing Olympics at the
The ITA, which The wave of COVID-19 Wednesday it still hit a tar- pandemic year of 2019. it in international sports was National Anti-Doping
designed the Olympic ath- cases caused by the recent get of about 80% collected There were only four electing a new leader two Laboratory led to two ham-
lete testing, and World omicron variant has added of the 5,400 samples recom- positive doping tests at the months ago. mer throwers from Belarus
Anti-Doping Agency, which to the ITA's work. mended to sports bodies. 2018 Pyeongchang "We were very pleased regaining their medals at
oversees the rules and the Late and unpredictable The ITA and WADA Olympics, though all sam- with that," Niggli said of the CAS after being disquali-
testing laboratory in team selections because of draw confidence in hoping ples taken four years ago process to appoint Veronika fied for testing positive for
Beijing, detailed their plans athletes testing positive for a clean Olympics after are in storage. They can be Loginova, who used to work testosterone.
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Remote Games: NBC announcers ready to call action from U.S.
BY JOE REEDY marquee sports. Broadcasting Corporation we test negative here and the next three days and the Tara Lipinski is no
AP SPORTS WRITER While Hicks would like is also keeping announcers test positive there, you've network's coverage of the stranger to calling events
to be at the ski venue in at studios outside London. got no recourse and are Super Bowl. NBC said it from Stamford. Lipinski,
Dan Hicks had a short Yanqing to call the compe- The only major net- subjected to the protocols," would determine over Johnny Weir and Terry
drive from his home to tition, he realizes it isn't work sending a large con- Hicks said. "You're in Super Bowl weekend where Gannon are used to calling
NBC Sports headquarters feasible. tingent to Beijing is somebody else's country, Tirico would be based for Grand Prix or World
in Stamford, Connecticut, "I was bummed. No Australia's Seven you're under the jurisdic- the final week of the Championships from
the past two years to call doubt about it but I know Network since Olympics tion of their rules and how Games. there. With figure skating
the French Open and some this was the right call by held in Asia are the they operate. We just Past Olympics have being the premiere event of
World Cup skiing events. our NBC folks," Hicks equivalent of when NBC couldn't take a chance." been done remotely. It just the Games, though, they
He didn't imagine he said. "I kind of expected gets to do the Games in The most NBC, CBC and hasn't been done at this will be receiving one of the
would be doing it for an this was going to be the North America. BBC have on the ground in scale. NBC had some bas- bigger studios instead of
Olympics, though. case when I was notified. The revised plan had Beijing is technical staff. ketball and hockey games having to work from a tiny
With China's strict poli- The protocols are the NBC sending announcing Some reporters from NBC's as well as some other booth.
cy about those who test strictest I think we've ever crews for Alpine skiing, fig- sports and news divisions sports done from either "An Olympics is an
positive for COVID-19, seen." ure skating and snow- will be based in Beijing New York or Stamford in Olympics wherever you
Hicks and most of NBC's NBC isn't alone in keep- boarding. Hicks said he during the Games. the past. are. So you show me those
announcers for the Beijing ing its announcers home. was originally supposed to NBC's biggest name at Remote coverage rings, and I'll bring the
Games are stationed state- The Canadian depart for China on Jan. 24 the Olympics is prime-time became common on all tears," Lipinski said. "Even
side. Hicks was in Tokyo to Broadcasting Corporation until NBC made its final host Mike Tirico. He will networks during the pan- if we were just calling it
call swimming for last has almost all its analysts decision. anchor coverage from demic, especially in 2020 from a small TV in our
year's Summer Games, and announcers working "It's just too much of a Beijing on Thursday and early last year when hotel rooms, we'd have the
when NBC had its out of studios in Toronto gamble to bring the through Feb. 10 before fly- fans were not allowed in same energy and excite-
announcers on site for the and Montreal. The British announcers there. Let's say ing to Los Angeles to host many arenas and stadiums. ment."
Flores says he won’t drop lawsuit even if hired as coach
BY TERESA M. WALKER coaching vacancies. If they do." we're actually changing to NFL owners Wednesday Something has to change!"
AP PRO FOOTBALL WRITER call, Flores will listen, but Flores said he knows the hearts and minds of and shared a link on social Flores' lawsuit was filed
he said the suit will go on others have similar stories those who make decisions media. Tuesday in Manhattan fed-
Brian Flores says his because the league needs and that it is hard to speak to hire head coaches, "One year ago I wrote a eral court. It is seeking class-
lawsuit against the NFL change. out. He called his potential executives, et cetera," letter to NFL owners saying action status and unspeci-
over alleged racist hiring "This is about changing sacrifice bigger than foot- Flores said on CBS. the NFL had a problem fied damages from the
practices will continue the hiring practices in the ball or coaching. The NFL "That's what we've got to only they could solve," league, the Miami Dolphins,
even if he becomes a head National Football League, is at a fork in the road, he get to. We've got to Dungy wrote on Twitter. the Denver Broncos and the
coach again this offseason. and that's what this lawsuit said. change hearts and "Not a lot has changed. New York Giants, along with
Flores has interviewed is about," Flores said "We're going keep it minds." Brian Flores' suit shows the unidentified individuals.
with the Houston Texans Wednesday on CNN. "I the way it is or go in Tony Dungy, a Pro frustration many black The NFL, Dolphins,
and New Orleans Saints, want to coach football another direction and Football Hall of Fame coaches have. It could be Broncos and Giants have
who have yet to fill their that's what I'm called to make some change where coach, wrote an open letter just the tip of the iceberg. denied Flores' accusations.
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n CROSSWORD Sheffer n SUDOKU DAVE GREEN
n Horoscopes
JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS | FROM KING FEATURES SYNDICATE
Moon Alert: Avoid shopping or mak- in a time of preparation for your career ★★★ You’re right in the middle of a
ing important decisions from 4:30 a.m. peak, which begins next year. Tonight: two-year window of flux and change.
to 10 a.m. EST today (1:30 a.m. to 7 Rethink your goals. Today this realization is crystal clear.
a.m. PST). After that, the Moon moves CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ironically, in the year ahead, you’ll
from Pisces into Aries. ★★★ Take a reality check about the have the best opportunity in over a
responsibilities that you have to others. decade to improve where you live. Not
HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, Feb. This also includes your financial too shabby! Tonight: Have patience
4, 2022: responsibilities, debt, unpaid bills and with kids.
You are hardworking, determined and anything that you own jointly with oth- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
practical, because you like to be orga- ers, including shared property and ★★★ You have serious thoughts about
nized. You are also a creative problem- inheritances. What’s the score? Tonight: money, earnings and your possessions
solver. This year will be more social for Avoid conflict. today. You’re never casual about
you. You will enjoy life and be grateful LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) money, because it represents a secure
for what you have. You will be popular ★★ Today the sun is lined up with future. Give yourself a financial report
this year, and many of you will be in Saturn opposite your sign, which is a card. How does it look? When it comes
the public eye. sobering influence. It challenges your to money, information is power.
closest partnerships and friendships. Tonight: Promote peace at home.
The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll However, it also indicates that, from AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; here on, you will focus on your external ★★★ Today Saturn is lined up in your
3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult goals with purpose. Tonight: Don’t sign, which happens every 30 years.
take the bait. About 14 years ago, you experienced
ARIES (March 21-April 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) adversity, but you made new begin-
★★★★ Today you might talk to some- ★★★ This is a time of hard work, but nings. Where you acted wisely, you
one older or more established, and very it is also a time of accomplishment. enjoy the results of your efforts. This is
possibly, their advice could be helpful What you achieve now will have lasting a time of perseverance and hard work,
to you. They also might give you guid- significance. It will give rise to new with a great potential for reward.
ance that helps you better shape your responsibilities and, for some, this Tonight: Be kind.
future goals. This discussion could means professional advancement. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
throw a dash of reality into your plans, Tonight: Avoid disputes. ★★★ It’s time to give up what is no
but reality is hard to ignore. Tonight: LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) longer relevant in your world. Do not
Patience. ★★★ Children have been an increased despair about failures. It’s appropriate
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) responsibility recently. Now is the time to withdraw from the busyness of your
★★★★ This can be a time of accom- when you can give form to something world to finish what’s on your plate. It’s
plishment for you, because now you see through your own efforts. You are a time of endings. Next year is a time
very clearly what is working in your life learning more about yourself and how to begin something new. Tonight:
and what is not. This is definitely your to express yourself in the best possible Maintain your possessions.
time of harvest when you will reap the way. Tonight: Have patience with oth-
benefits of all the seeds that you have ers. BORN TODAY
planted since 1999. Focus on the wins, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Actor Patrick Bergin (1951), writer,
not the losses. Tonight: Research. ★★★ Today you realize it’s important feminist Betty Friedan (1921), actress
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) to solidify your home base to have a Lauren Ash (1983)
★★★ Today you’re aware of how safe refuge for yourself and your fami- ***
important it is to learn something. ly. This might mean home repairs or Find more Georgia Nicols horoscopes
Perhaps it is getting the right accredita- modifications to where you live. For at georgianicols.com.
tion, the right training, the right infor- some, it will be a change of residence.
mation or the right apprenticeship. In Tonight: Don’t be rash. © 2022 by King Features Syndicate Inc.
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