Marin Independent Journal - 2020-07-16

• West Marin water utilities warn of dwindling supplies
• Marin delays reopening classes
• Drake High renaming process advances
• Man killed at housing complex in Marin City
• Who’s the new face of the team in 2020?
• Novato artist in book exhibit
• Former Marin students on trial
• Trump reins in climate law to speed projects
• SF, Sacramento schools to start term online
• Novato council approves Hamilton townhomes plan
• SMART will seek views from public
• Cops might be pulled from traffic stop duty
• Bill would add taxpayers to list for juries
• Cost of ensuring school safety complicate­s reopening plans
• Congress eyes new coronaviru­s aid
• Back-to-school plans stress working parents in virus era
• NYPD chief, protesters roughed up in Brooklyn Bridge clash
• Floyd family sues Minneapoli­s officers charged in his death
• Stocks rise on vaccine hopes; S&P 500 back within 5% of high
• Mail delays likely as new postal boss pushes cost-cutting
• 23 AGs sue Betsy DeVos over student loan forgivenes­s policy
• Biden, Gates, other Twitter users’ accounts hacked in Bitcoin scam
• Fairfax’s diverse police deserves community support
• Keep schools closed if safety is not certain
• Child porn, sex traffickin­g modern forms of slavery
• Define the criteria for removing historical names
• How to see Marin art online and in person
• Italy returns stolen Banksy to France on Bastille Day
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0611
• Meet the new ‘Batwoman’ — Javicia Leslie
• Aunt wants to cut niece out of her will
• Kemp’s fire for justice ignited
• Rose Parade canceled amid virus
• Inside the bubble, players have plenty of options
• News+Notes: Titans, Henry agree to contract before NFL deadline,
• Injuries, absences might change Opening Day plans
• Salinas’ late goal lifts Quakes

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