Monterey Herald - 2020-09-19

• WILDFIRE REBUILDING FEES TO BE WAIVED
• Jim Furyk makes transition
• Migrant women say they didn’t OK surgery
• Authors and Ideas Festival going online
• Firefighte­rs try to deal with exhaustion
• US Open continues at Winged Foot
• Giannis Antetokoun­mpo wins NBA MVP again
• Lecture on the economy to be held online
• Antetokoun­mpo wins MVP again
• Hundreds of thousands still without power in Sally cleanup
• USDA plans additional $14B for farmers reeling from coronaviru­s
• Push is underway to test vaccines in diverse groups
• Israel returns to virus lockdown as cases mount
• CDC drops testing advice that caused backlash
• Poll: Majority plan to vote before Election Day
• Virus shrinking Europe’s plan to monitor November vote in US
• Pope seeks to ‘liberate’ Virgin Mary from the Mafia
• US stocks fall as market decline extends for third week
• Census layoffs ordered despite judge’s ruling
• Berry Creek project stymied by red tape
• California jobless rate falls with help of temporary jobs
• Julian Assange, and press freedom, on trial in London
• California­ns not all sold on Props. 15, 16
• Most ‘job killer’ bills bite the dust
• ‘Frequent Flyer’ returns to the nest

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