Oroville Mercury-Register - 2021-04-07

• Chambers quiet for Tatiana Dugger
• 2 arrested at Comanche Creek after fighting officer
• HIKING, BIKING OPEN AT LASSEN NATIONAL PARK
• Pacific Gas & Electric charged in 2019 wildfire
• Why virus conspiracy theories still persist
• Plant-based athletic eating meets scrutiny
• Athletes are allowed to return to practice
• FAQs and resources available in the county
• Jury finds Oroville man guilty of child molestatio­n
• Video shows officer shoot homeless Black man
• Study finds shelter didn’t impact crime
• Tickets on sale for Stonyford Rodeo
• State plans for broad pandemic reopening in June
• Lawmakers: YouTube Kids a ‘wasteland of vapid’ content
• Study: Drought-breaking rains more rare, erratic in US West
• Senate gives Biden a big tool to work around GOP filibuster
• DAVID MICHAEL SISK
• Navy medic shoots 2 US sailors; is stopped, killed
• Doormen fired for not intervenin­g in anti-Asian attack
• Death notices
• BARBARA JOVICH
• Research shows that most children with serious inflammato­ry illness had mild cases of COVID-19
• Nearly half of new infections are in just 5 states
• Ethnic studies battle moves to local school districts
• How does SoCal have ‘record’ water?
• We’re treating homeless like the enemy
• When a loss can become a gain
• Another view on housing and homeless
• Can Biden add energy jobs? Hope mixes with doubt
• Millionair­es in NYC set to face highest tax rate in US
• When plant-based athletic eating meets scrutiny
• What’s happening
• In ‘Finding Freedom,’ a chef’s struggles and success
• Netanyahu asked to form new government, but faces long odds
• Iran prosecutor says 10 indicted for Ukraine plane shootdown
• Garrett top 8 at wrestling Oly trials
• Lakers build early lead, take win
• Soto’s single lifts Nats over Braves in delayed opener
• A family secret threatens to implode
• Kurtenbach

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