The Bakersfield Californian - 2021-03-04

• An appeal for justice
• City denies appeal, allows new veterans clinic to move forward
• Vaccines for all in Kern may take until mid-fall
• Head downtown for Stories on the Sidewalk starting next weekend
• Democrats tighten virus relief benefits, firm up bill’s support
• Condors dominate for win against Barracuda
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• ‘Someone knows something’
• Keep Kern Beautiful seeks members to serve on newly establishe­d committee
• Man acquitted of murder
• SUV in crash where 13 died came through hole in border fence
• LA County could ease virus restrictio­ns later this month as cases fall
• US warns of military response to rocket attack in Iraq
• Police uncover ‘possible plot’ by militia to breach Capitol
• Reports: Myanmar security forces kill at least 34 protesters Wednesday
• Detectives look at data from SUV’s ‘black box’ in Tiger Woods crash
• Golf returns to Bay Hill and to some semblance of cheers
• Boone takes leave for pacemaker
• Spring blooms, travels on display this month
• WHO’S WHO IN STORIES
• ‘Minari’ hits home with compelling immigrant tale
• CAROLYN HAX
• HINTS FROM HELOISE
• Sensorio brings light back to Paso Robles with new installati­on
• Spring into action to snag spots at Edible Schoolyard camp
• Vaccine comparison shopping lets COVID win
• BC thanks donors whose support creates thinkers, problem solvers
• Family businesses can’t be left holding the bag
• Christina Hendricks
• Isobel Yeung reports from the frontlines for Showtime’s ‘Vice’
• Dwayne Johnson
• Erin Krakow
• Stephanie March sparks Lifetime’s fact-inspired ‘A House on Fire’

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