Monterey Herald - 2020-10-16

• Packard lays out disparitie­s in reopening rules
• Biden campaign finds 3rd virus link; Harris suspends travel
• Pinnacles is open again and its hot out there
• New Cannery Row VP named
• Postal Service agrees to reverse service changes
• Monterey County SPCA giving away pet food
• A closer look at Monterey agricultur­e
• Former 49er great Fred Dean dies
• San Jose State faces questions for 2020 season
• Report: Warriors might be interested in Howard
• Wildfire smoke in US exposes millions to hazardous pollution
• Poll finds Americans critical of how Trump handled virus pandemic
• GOP pushes Barrett’s nomination ahead
• It’s so fashionabl­e for Congress to love to hate Big Tech
• Joe Biden should rebuke courtpacki­ng idea
• US jobless claims rise to 898,000 with layoffs still high
• Forecaster­s warning this winter might be a dry one
• Pandemic driving children back to work, risking gains
• EU imposes sanctions on 6 Russians over poisoning
• DOJ charges Texas billionair­e in $2 billion tax fraud scheme
• Employee handbook updates required for 2021
• Two Del Rey Oaks burglary suspects arrested
• Political views end a long friendship
• Hartnell’s new centers will feature strong ag focus
• Santa Lucia Conservanc­y announces new Executive Director
• Monterey Mushrooms awards 76 scholarshi­ps to employees’ children
• Green Rubber - Kennedy Ag: Going the extra mile
• A true farm-to-table experience
• Sakata Seed America welcomes new Associate Director of Research and Developmen­t
• ‘Smoke taint’ threatens Monterey County wine grapes
• Compost for climate
• Navigating the complex world of soil life and soil health management
• Bruhn, Greyhound buildings in downtown Salinas sell for $3.5M

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