Antelope Valley Press - 2021-03-11

• Parris rips County over vaccine
• Palmdale seeks applicatio­ns for Public Arts Commission
• Kern County man found guilty of murder
• Hill judge may dismiss defamation motion
• Lane agrees to take over AVEK Board seat
• States chart diverging paths on water availabili­ty
• Congress approves $1.9T virus relief bill
• A year of odd sights, sounds of sports in pandemic
• Postal workers linked to unemployme­nt fraud
• Storm brings state needed rain but unleashes mudslide
• Murder suspect is released by mistake
• University offers students $75 to avoid traveling on spring break
• Newsom lays ground for fight against recall attempt
• Facial recognitio­n company sued by activists
• Bay Area mask-less passenger coughs on, assaults Uber driver
• UNICEF: Syrian war impacts 12,000 youth
• Royal response fails to end anger over claims
• Requiremen­ts are an assault on the First Amendment
• Where are we a year after the pandemic began?
• Not buying it
• Security hack exposes hospitals, workplaces
• Teams only need five
• Secondary scoring proves to be pivotal
• TALKING POINTS
• Big names moved to new teams in MLB
• Unfinished work at Players Championsh­ip that didn’t start
• ON TV TODAY
• National Hockey League results | Wednesday
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• How to check your temperatur­e correctly
• Not really invited to the niece’s wedding
• Barbara Little is leaving Lancaster: History in family move to Montana
• Roger Mudd, longtime network TV newsman, has died
• Allan McDonald dies at 83; tried to stop the Challenger launch
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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