Marin Independent Journal - 2022-04-01

• Businesses seek delay of single-use foodware ban
• School district fills vacancies in administra­tion
• Building owner avoids jail over LA explosion
• Marin jury convicts San Rafael man in molestatio­n case
• California lawmakers extend eviction ban for some renters
• Trump's 8-hour gap: Minuteby-minute during Jan. 6 riot
• Pentagon links leadership failures to violence at bases
• Defense rests in trial of 4 men in Gov. Whitmer kidnap case
• Businesses seek Treasury help with coin shortage
• Washington OKs first statewide missing Indigenous people alert
• Severe storms pummel the South
• Scientists finish decoding entire human genome
• Stocks lower, ending market's worst quarter in 2 years
• Walter Edmund Hanahan
• Marilyn Wilson
• Israeli force raids West Bank, 2 Palestinia­ns killed in gunbattle
• Prosecutor seeks end to Khashoggi murder trial
• Pakistan's embattled Prime Minister Khan is defiant, says he won't resign
• Unmasking students without support impacts learning
• Creek's future in San Rafael needs a plan
• End businesses' reliance on fossil fuels for good
• Put a nickel in the slot for nostalgia
• New on DVD: Latest installmen­t in horror franchise another `Scream'
• Richard Linklater charmingly chronicles life in 1969 Houston
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0225
• Comic book origin stories help explain `Moon Knight'
• Friendship falters on anti-vaxx posts
• Homecoming: LB Wagner agrees to deal with Rams
• Matthews NHL-leading 50th goal leads Maple Leafs past Jets
• Marin's Ryan tabbed as starter for Twins' opener
• Bucks knock off Nets in OT, Giannis sets record
• Warriors have plenty at stake in final 5 games
• Xavier rallies past Texas A&M for 1st NIT title since '58

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