Marin Independent Journal - 2021-11-14

• City halfway to state housing mandate target
• Deputy fatally shoots woman, wounds man
• Kaiser deal staves off planned strike
• More turn to abortion pills by mail, with legality uncertain
• Arbery trial: Grim photos, police testimony dominate first week
• History-making Winsome Sears ready to work in Virginia
• Sinema’s shift: ‘Prada socialist’ to corporate donor magnet
• Parkland activists heal over years while pushing gun reform
• Africa’s ‘Great Green Wall’: Focus to hold off desert shifts
• More than 1 million need urgent food aid in south Madagascar
• Government-allied forces leave Yemeni city, rebels re-enter
• Robert A. Fields
• Jody Anne Becker
• James Francis Hayes
• Sudanese rally against army tightening grip on power; at least 5 dead
• Guy “Guido” Anthony Murnig
• Patricia W. James
• Dianne L. McSween
• Jack Spencer Cooper
• Joel David Bierer
• State’s unemployme­nt rate may underrepre­sent issue
• Homekey plan for Greenbrae worth pursuing
• ‘Demolition by neglect’ at Housing Authority
• Americans must work to prevent climate change
• Measure A renewal must turn focus to wildfire prevention
• State Legislatur­e can help fix America’s broken supply chain
• Searching for solace in the face of grief, misery
• Does it matter who is doing the exploiting?
• Who’s talking in Marin Book events
• Bestseller­s
• Daytime movies Horoscope
• Pastor’s child feels weight of service
• ONE DAY in Livermore
• Fodor’s 101 ‘most incredible’ hotels include 2 California hot spots
• Stellar sips
• Holiday fun set to return with Knott’s Merry Farm
• After ‘overdue’ election, Sharks’ Wilson joins idols
• San Marin football rolls into NCS Division V semis
• No. 18 Baylor beats No. 4 Oklahoma to end Sooners’ streak
• Packers QB Rodgers activated, will play Sunday vs. Seahawks
• 76ers lose again without Embiid, falling to Pacers
• Wisdom and warmth from Alice Walker: Seek out the sweetness in everyone
• Bewildered or not, Daniel Handler knows when to get his Snicket on
• A Bay Area built by crime?
• Otto — and Pip the pup — are kid lit author Jon Agee’s palindromi­c heroes
• These 10 tuneful landmarks offer a glimpse of Bay Area rock ‘n’ roll history.
• Santa Rosa’s Somalia-born soccer mom pens memoir of life in the desert
• Jane Mount’s 5 favorite books
• ‘Downton Abbey’ heads East
• A child’s sadness over a dying star inspires a book about empathy
• 19 fantastic Bay Area bookstores for bibliophil­es to explore

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