Marin Independent Journal - 2022-04-10

• SMART hopes to reduce downtown traffic delays
• Neighbors closer to easing backyard rule
• Feds accused over prison conditions
• In outcome of Whitmer case, some see freedom, others danger
• CNN: Trump Jr. text shows strategies to overturn 2020 election
• Florida groups canvass spring breakers to warn of fentanyl
• Maryland lawmakers override governor's veto of abortion expansion
• Opioid addiction help brings discrimina­tion
• Hong Kong's ex-No. 2 official to stand for leadership election
• Interview: Zelenskyy seeks peace despite atrocities
• More flee Ukraine as Russia escalates attack
• Putin may use war to meddle in US politics
• Susan Malet
• Gwen Rustin Greene
• Carol Ann (Lofaso) Ferrell
• Anxious about refugees, Polish cities reject memorial sirens
• California's shrinking population is having big impacts
• San Quentin college helps bridge the gap
• `Don't ask, don't tell' won't work for Pt. Reyes
• Congressio­nal candidates line up against Huffman
• Goal to keep batteries out of landfills needs a recharge
• Nail-biting election in France as President Macron's rival surges
• You may be boss of someone, but not me
• Shedding light on an enigmatic genius
• Love and violence in emotional technicolo­r
• Who's talking in Marin
• Bestseller­s
• Estrangeme­nt follows police `wellness check'
• Daytime movies
• A corporate spy spills
• On race and choices
• ANCHORS AWEIGH
• Steelers QB Haskins killed after being hit by dump truck
• Novato baseball's Rabb, Liuzzu silence Hayward
• A LOOK BACK AT THE MASTERS ...
• QUICK DECISIONS
• Morant returns from knee injury to lead Grizzlies
• Joe homers in 8th, Rockies hold off Dodgers

Marin Independent Journal - 2022-04-09

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