Marin Independent Journal - 2022-03-20

• Significan­t changes made to Northgate mall overhaul
• Mill Valley forum addresses Hamilton Drive housing plan
• Tiburon, Novato show solidarity with Ukraine
• New reservoir plan gets big boost
• House passes bill to prohibit discrimina­tion based on hair
• Marshall faced down Senate critics
• After-school programs with unmet demands
• Becerra warns about lack of COVID-19 funds
• Grassroots groups rescue Holocaust survivors
• US company, Baker Hughes, joins oil rivals in pausing Russian operations
• Putin uses WWII to justify war with Ukraine
• Minister: Clearing ordnance in Ukraine will take years
• Hope, hard reality mix in town hit by disaster
• Vote shows nation's political impasse
• David Price Jones
• James Lawrence Husband
• Robert Carrasco
• Diane Rehn
• Sandra Ginter
• Court money woes invite interventi­on by the state
• Plan addresses wildfire worry with fuel break
• Renewable energy tech breaks fossil fuel need
• Accessory units best way to hit state's housing mandate
• Restrictin­g natural gas across state a recipe for blackouts
• Team player
• Exploring 4 centuries of being female
• `Booth' pushes an assassin off center stage
• Who's talking in Marin
• Bestseller­s
• `Best of' column gets to the meat of the matter
• A TALE OF T UM UL T FOR KIDS
• HER LABOR PAYS OFF
• SMOOTH SAILING AGAIN TO HAWAII
• FOLLOWING THE BEER TRAIL IN SANTA CRUZ
• Sharks defenseman, last year's top rookie, won't play this season
• Wade Jr.'s would-be home run haunted him during offseason
• Redwood girls lacrosse outlasts Marin Academy in OT
• James moves to No. 2 on scoring list in loss
• No. 12 Belmont knocks off No. 5 Oregon 73-70 in double overtime

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