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Now, let’s say Toews and Dach don’t contribute as much as I project. Where do the goals come from? That’s where it becomes dicier. If you asked the Hawks, they likely would point to Pius Suter, Dylan Strome, Philipp Kurashev and maybe Henrik Borgström. Suter probably is the best of that bunch at the moment, and he puts himself in the right place at the right time fairly often, hence his 14 goals and 13 assists this season. That said, he’s a restricted free agent, so who knows if he returns.

The damage typically consists of two to four cupped leaves that are tied together with silk and may occur in a few spots on an individual plant. I have been seeing hydrangeas with two to five of these cupped leaf groups, though you can have more in some situations. If you find the slender green caterpillar, up to ½-inch long, with a blackish head, when pulling apart the leaves, you will verify your problem.

Days later, while I was away on a well-earned respite, the caregiver I hired to stay with my wife (a woman we’ve known for nearly 20 years) spent her time with my wife reading from the Bible, praying over her, and assuring her that Jesus would make her whole if she believed hard enough.

Sunisa Lee, who won three medals at the 2019 world championships, came off both bars — her signature event — and beam. Riley McCusker, a world championship team member in 2018, appeared to injure her left leg on her vault and is being evaluated. McKayla Skinner, an Olympic alternate in 2016 and three-time world championship team member, came off the beam but drilled two vaults in her first meet since a number of health issues, including battles with COVID-19 and pneumonia.

Boyd-Peoples said “2020 was horrible.” She lost her brother and aunt due to health reasons unrelated to the coronavirus, and she also had back surgery, which was difficult because she couldn’t have anyone at the hospital with her due to the coronavirus-related restrictions. She is on disability leave from her job at Walmart but is looking forward to going back. She received her second dose of the Moderna vaccine Monday, and “now, I’m feeling fantastic, and I’m just glad to be back out in society again.”

But an hour later, the fully COVID-19-vaccinated 59-year-old from Jefferson Park was barefaced and merrily strolling through the crowd of about 70 other fully inoculated people as her favorite music genre — house — blared from the speakers. Hardly a mask was in sight among the audience, which was mostly seated or waiting for beverages. Some, though, got up and shuffled side-to-side in front of the white stage.