Antelope Valley Press - 2019-09-28

• Chamber class aims to assist business owners of the future
• District leader gets new contract
• Rosamond agency shuffles its management positions
• Subpoenas mark steps for impeachmen­t
• Spirits suffer 21-13 loss in home contest
• AGAINST THE WAR
• Are you having problems with your pooch’s protein?
• Conviction upheld for murders of five
• Judge blocks Trump rules for detained migrant youth
• Today in history
• Santa Barbara Zoo’s elderly elephant euthanized
• Newsom vetoes measure to blunt federal environmen­t policy
• Deadly boat fire’s cause remains a mystery
• How Israelis could benefit from U.S.-style politics
• UCLA to pursue kindness benefits research
• That work isn’t just for ‘brown border crashers’
• University takes up sex abuse of nuns
• Woman: Prayer break request cost her job
• Vets group: Dismiss suit over Bible on display
• Volunteers needed for visits to Antelope Valley hospital
• Decorum prevails as nations at odds take each other on
• Outages to deter wildfires burden California counties
• Stocks fall; S&P 500 loses for second week
• Durable goods orders edge up 0.2%
• Consumer spending slightly increases 0.1%
• Think about fall vegetable garden
• Decision-making for aging mom is difficult
• USC’s Fink gets start at Washington
• Astros beat Angels, clinch home field in AL
• EAFB’s deGraffe takes time out to race on streets
• UCLA faces off against Arizona
• Lakers’ LeBron, AD sharing bond
• Benjamin, Arizona State top Cal
• Lancaster forfeits football game vs. Littlerock
• Francis triumphant in Carting for Cure
• Horse grazes 2 people on track at Santa Anita
• MLB results | Friday
• Byron, Bowman make it all-Hendrick front row at Charlotte
• DeChambeau shoots 64 to take Safeway Open lead
• Former Alabama congressma­n Jack Edwards dies at 91
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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