Marin Independent Journal - 2024-03-28

• Board approves plan for fire station constructi­on
• Final vote count results posted for local election
• Connection
• Use of Lego head mugshots add to state's debate on policing, privacy
• Johnson committed to advancing Ukraine aid despite difficulty
• Biden leans on Democrat predecesso­rs, Trump stays isolated from GOP leaders
• Cargo ships carrying cars and heavy equipment need to find new harbor
• Ship had engine maintenanc­e before it collided
• Trump Media and Reddit surge despite profit prospects
• S&P 500 sets record after Wall Street breaks out of its lull
• The world wastes 19% of its food, UN says
• The death toll rises to 143, while 80 others remain hospitaliz­ed
• Race Equity Action Plan demonstrat­es intentiona­lity
• Dress issue gets solution from Marin students
• Plan for San Rafael path is repetitive, unnecessar­y
• Homeward Bound seeks archivist
• DrawBridge announces artist selections
• Where to see artworks in Marin
• A welcome homecoming
• Rethinking our views on aging and birthdays
• NY Times Puzzle No. 222
• UNIFORM FIT
• NCAA urges states to ban prop bets on college athletes
• York bracing for Purdy to reset QB market
• Hornets beat Cavs, rookie Miller scores 31 points
• San Marin, Marin Catholic boys lacrosse keep MCAL title pace
• Young forwards are encouragin­g for SJ despite its struggles
• Paopao adds plenty to South Carolina’s perfect season
• Kurtenbach
• Kotsay shines in one of game’s toughest jobs

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