Oroville Mercury-Register - 2020-07-15

• OFFICIAL SURGE RESIDENTS TO DO THEIR PART FOR HEALTH
• Little Free Libraries need youth books to replenish stock
• Internatio­nal students are allowed to stay in US
• West Nile virus, mosquitoes still a concern
• First federal execution in 17 years carried out
• Kurtenbach: No reason to delay Bart era in SF
• Enjoy more ‘super foods’ to beat the heat
• FAQs and resources available in the county
• State narrows testing priorities as cases surge
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Chico branch of AAUW awards scholarshi­ps
• Autopsy: Rivera’s death accidental drowning
• Judge rejects tentative $19MWeinste­in deal
• Berkeley to consider removing police from traffic stops
• Foie gras back on themenu in California after court ruling
• ‘Mythbuster­s’ star Grant Imahara dies frombrain aneurysmat 49
• Giving up on 2020, looking toward 2021
• ELECTION20­20 Biden’s $2T climate plan aims to reframe debate
• Trump-backed campaign pushes alternativ­e careers
• Trump signs bill and an order rebuking China
• Philadelph­ia protesters sue city over tear gas, use of force by police
• Nursing home visitors: improvemen­ts, but not much
• Your opinions
• Butte County candidates, voters head for November
• Small businesses worldwide fight for survival
• Amazon unveils smart shopping cart that knows what you’re buying
• Childhood nostalgia: egg in a cup
• Virus forces catering platform to find newpurpose
• Sure, throw hot dogs on the grill. But don’t forget bananas
• Raiders’ Brown serious about lifting weights
• Youth softball camps coming up
• Kings’ Barnes said he has coronaviru­s
• Girlfriend wants to swing — alone
• Ex-PID head steps up as town manager
• PG&E payment to parks district resolved
• Demand for robot cooks rises as kitchens combat COVID-19
• China accuses US of sowing discord in South China Sea

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