Marin Independent Journal - 2021-03-04

• Seniors without tech skills facing roadblock to vaccine
• New rules awaited on protection of creeks
• Ban on new gas stations draws interest
• House approves sweeping voting rights legislatio­n
• How to see Marin art in person and online
• Creek Park renovation delayed for year
• Dems tighten relief benefits, backing bill
• Advocates elevate fight for indoor sports
• Smoking ban for apartments wins support
• Free money experiment gets results
• SUV in deadly crash entered California through hole in fence
• Lawmakers eye aiding those with criminal records
• Biden encouraged by consumer interest in ‘Obamacare’ offer
• GOP takes aim at Biden’s health care pick on abortion rights
• Pentagon hesitated on sending Guard to Capitol riot
• Technology stocks lead indexes lower, yields resume climb
• Infrastruc­ture gets C- from engineers
• States are rapidly expanding vaccine access as supplies surge
• Intense preparatio­ns before pontiff meets Iraqi ayatollah
• Far-right party draws scrutiny from Germany’s intel agency
• Who pays price if Costco’s cheap gas comes to Novato?
• Mill Valley can address equity, diversity now
• Raising their voices
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0128
• Neighbors overhear verbal elder abuse
• Horoscope
• Giving Marin awards a record $75,000 in grants to 12 groups
• Grace, Clifford lead returners as MCAL is loaded with talent
• Andrus’ arrival signals a shift for A’s at shortstop
• Former Giants manager dies at 88
• Warriors don’t have a few years to wait and see
• Ex-NFL player Winslow II gets 14 years in rape case

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