Marin Independent Journal - 2020-12-17

• Marin vaccinatio­ns start as infections set record
• Board says more data needed for e-bike vote
• Deal near on virus economic aid bill
• Ex-Novato exec pleads guilty in $26M fraud case
• Officials track safety as vaccines roll out
• Biden picks fighters for climate, energy team
• 2 Marin churches raise voices in ‘Blessing’
• Mullens set to start for 49ers at Dallas
• Ross police chief to retire
• School district seeks applicants as trustee quits
• Trump cuts funds to state over abortions
• California reports record virus death count as cases spiral
• US angling to secure more of Pfizer’s coronaviru­s vaccine
• Inmates facing big virus risks not near top of vaccine lists
• It’s not a target: UK rows back on Christmas easing advice
• ‘If not one thing, it’s another’: Storm rolls into Northeast
• Biggest veteran groups step up pressure on Trump to fire Wilkie
• S&P 500 nears record following stimulus progress, Fed moves
• Nigerians anxious after 330 boys kidnapped by extremists
• IS widow convicted in Charlie Hebdo and kosher market attacks
• Camp closures force many Iraqi families back to shattered homes
• Chinese capsule returns carrying moon rocks
• Big pandemic setbacks for Bay Area fishing industry
• One-vote victory raises question of fairness
• Public servant blunders are letting us all down
• Trump saw opportunit­y in concerns for future
• How to see Marin art online and in person
• Sensical to launch kid-friendly streamed content
• Bridge Suit preference wins regularly
• Cheating boyfriend claims he was hacked
• Whitney Houston biopic casts Naomi Ackie as late singer
• Smuin, ODC, TheatreWor­ks debut new holiday shows
• Redwood coach made impact
• Negro Leagues elevated by MLB
• Chriss makes most of opportunit­y
• High court agrees to hear NCAA athlete compensati­on case,
• Raiders face difficult road toward playoff spot
• Giants bolster pitching depth

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