Marin Independent Journal - 2022-12-14

• Belvedere puts paintball coyote control on hold
• Prisons chief: Official who beat inmates deserves 2nd chance
• DeSantis seeks grand jury investigat­ion of COVID-19 vaccines
• Wall Street closes higher after inflation cooled in November
• A decade after Sandy Hook, grief remains but hope grows
• Scientists declare 2 Hawaii volcanoes have stopped erupting
• Students turn to TikTok to fill gaps in school lessons
• Massive storm brings tornadoes to South
• Explainer: How Elon Musk is changing what you see on Twitter
• Severe housing increases for coastal areas won't work
• State housing bills use problemati­c data
• Newly passed measure big for county libraries
• Fairfax rent control decision was wrong move
• Scandal tarnishes EU parliament
• Spice up your holiday giving
• Bungalow Kitchen, California cuisine with amazing views
• RECIPE Pear and Cardamom Tarte Tatin
• How to make the ultimate Hanukkah pastry
• 10 festive beers to stuff in your holiday stocking
• NY Times Puzzle No. 1109
• Bridge in the amicable skies
• Screens merry and bright with holiday specials through Christmas
• Al Roker says recent hospital time was the `hardest yet'
• Grieving man's clutter is a response to loss
• Veteran QB Scott of UIW leads FCS All-America team
• Mississipp­i State head coach Leach dies at 61
• Green scores 26, Rockets beat slumping Suns in Silas' return
• Salary cap is projected to rise only $1M
• Ovechkin reaches 800 goals as Capitals knock off Blackhawks 7-3
• SF opts for `strength in numbers'
• SF signs star: Correa agrees to huge deal

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