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 The Warm Up
What the new homeless warming shelter will look like. (Spokesman-Review)

Thriller chiller
A flash mob performed "Thriller" at Manito Park. Remember that Michael Jackson guy? What ever happened to him? (Spokesman-Review)

Warren winning Iowa
In a recent poll of Iowa, Elizabeth Warren is narrowly winning while Joe Biden slips further behind. (New York Times)

Good jobs
The economy is still humming along, according to the recent jobs report. (Washington Post)
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