Marin Independent Journal - 2020-07-18

• Future bright despite loss of 75th anniversar­y party
• Newsom: Keep classes shut
• Marin has near record in June for jobless rate
• Larkspur mobile home rent hike postponed
• Watch out for the sly whitefly
• Giants not sure how to celebrate
• Tam Union schools put parcel tax on fall ballot
• Feds execute 3rd inmate this week
• Mayor frustrated as virus cases increase statewide
• Death row prisoner attacks guard
• New studies clarify what drugs actually help for COVID-19
• Mnuchin urges swift aid bill; ex-Fed chairs want bigger deal
• Reality shows the shortfalls of Trump’s claim to ‘best testing’
• Georgia governor sues to end cities’ defiance on mask rules
• How does COVID-19 affect kids? Science has answers and gaps
• Texas deaths hit record, schools get OK for virtual classes
• New York City cleared to reopen zoos, play ball, but museums staying shut
• Mayor of Portland to Trump: Get your troops out of the city
• Pentagon bans Confederat­e flag in way to avoid Trump’s wrath
• Justice Ginsburg says cancer has returned
• S&P 500 records its third straight weekly gain
• Systematic racism is a root cause of food insecurity
• Four options to address concerns about Drake
• Forgotten History Road has a good ring to it
• Honor Marin’s history of indigenous tribes
• Garden carries on a mom’s tradition
• Religion briefs
• Judge denies media request to unseal the files on Saints owner
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0613
• Hallmark will include LGBTQ storylines in Christmas movies
• Contact with dog could be poisonous
• Making your home Zoom-ready during the pandemic
• Testing reveals hopeful trend
• Luzardo arrives to camp, may start in bullpen
• Players asking for daily testing
• Races for individual trophies are over
• Washington’s Snyder vows culture change

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