Marin Independent Journal - 2021-03-03

• $5.6M in coronaviru­s aid to help homeless in Marin
• Marin eyes shots for all adults by June
• Interior Department reversing Trump
• SF leaders cheer some reopening as cases decline
• Suit may pave way for indoor athletics
• Eviction payment mandate in Canal
• Crash kills 13 of 25 people crammed in SUV
• City exploring how to use gift to house workers
• Sutter may cancel appointmen­ts for vaccine because of shortage
• State likely faces critically dry year, water officials say
• Biden urges Senate Dems to rally behind $1.9T virus relief bill
• Budget nominee Tanden withdraws nomination
• Stocks drift lower on Wall Street; yields continue to ease
• Critics: Cuomo apology ‘tone-deaf’
• Pandemic fuels attacks on health workers globally
• Abortion concerns prompt vaccine warning
• Coronaviru­s-era attacks on Asians on the rise
• Marin must stay alert, plan for future possible disasters
• Neighborho­ods can say no to commercial cannabis
• Fight is about Miwok cultural restoratio­n
• Jampolsky noted follower of ‘A Course in Miracles’
• Brewers welcome relaxed restrictio­ns with big IPAs, optimism
• The right drink for some odd weather
• Restaurant’s $266-weed-food pairing a Bay Area first
• St. Patrick’s celebratin­g carries on despite pandemic
• Lemon meringue cake
• Julia Turshen’s new cookbook gets personal
• Prince Harry: Split from royal life tough
• Marriage has porous borders
• NO. 2 PICK BART WAITING HIS TURN
• Dunshee, Romero get opportunit­y to show their stuff
• Stanford and Colorado have tough lineups
• No. 3 Baylor clinches B12 title, defeats No. 6 WVU
• County case rate eases testing requiremen­ts for prep football

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