Antelope Valley Press - 2021-04-17

• Metrolink hosting vaccinatio­n clinics
• City pondering solar energy project
• Cal City park in line to get security system
• Wilk bill to let parents hold back students
• Council appoints oversight members
• Clippers fall to late surge by 76ers, 106-103
• Jump in home constructi­on is fastest since 2006
• FBI: FedEx shooter was interviewe­d last year
• Signs of recovery: State adds jobs in March
• Husband in custody after woman’s stabbing death
• San Jose State: Ex-trainer improperly touched athletes
• Woman says she drowned children to protect them
• Will You Pay the Price for a National Awakening?
• Sikhs mark holiday amid virus concerns
• Volunteers needed for visits to Antelope Valley Hospital
• Muslims navigate limits in second pandemic Ramadan
• America needs to empower workers again
• Air Force divesting its Palmdale-built B-1s
• Conservati­ves
• Authoritie­s investigat­e hiker who entered burn area
• Japan’s leader urges strong alliance in visit
• France, Germany, Ukraine call for Russian troops withdrawal
• UN Council agrees to deploy cease-fire monitors in Libya
• Mexico: 14 townships refuse virus vaccines
• Coyotes to induct inspiratio­nal girl into ring of honor tonight
• TALKING POINTS
• Donald’s lawyer says video refute’s man’s assault claim
• Paraclete uses strong defense, unselfish offense to beat Holy Martyrs
• LSU reeling amid protracted reviews of sexual assault cases
• Jimmy Rollins reflects on decline of Black players in Major League Baseball
• Australian SailGP team capsizes US boat
• Major League Baseball results | Friday
• Reasons to hire a contractor for your landscapin­g
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Smile; it could help you avoid wrinkles and get through life
• Diabetic service dog and how to care for it
• Gregorian, longtime president of Carnegie Corp., is dead
• ‘Peaky Blinders’ actor Helen McCrory dies of cancer at 52
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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