Antelope Valley Press - 2019-07-23

• Keeping busy at summer school
• Honoring fallen test pilot
• Parker, local political activist, dies
• Barger eyes notificati­ons in septic system records error
• Boxing helps eighth-grader change life
• Military looks at women who are ‘hyperfit’
• Deal sealed on budget; no shutdown
• TOP PROSECUTOR
• Crashed car may have been partially self-driving
• Los Angeles County
• Inmate walks away from camp near Valyermo
• JFK Library popular place on historic anniversar­y
• Today in history
• Boulevard Flooring Emporium
• Trump expands fast-track deportatio­n authority
• FBI searches city, DWP offices in probe of litigation
• UC system accepts record number of California applicants
• The life you save could be your own
• Examining the puzzling problem of vaping
• The company you keep
• Buzz around Tokyo’s 2020 Olympics intensifie­s
• Voting for new U.K. prime minister ends
• Native Americans at risk for opioid abuse
• Owners: Consult policies following natural disasters
• Cleanup continues after March Texas fire
• It’s time for putting dreams into action
• What about drug boss’ AV babies?
• Nipping bullying in the bud
• Johnson competing at Junior Olympics
• Angels’ Skaggs praised, remembered at memorial
• Pollock fitting in with Dodgers
• Fair drivers meeting on Thursday
• Snyder, JetHawks slay Giants
• Tour saving its best for last
• Tokyo 2020 just one year away
• Peaty, Hosszu dominate at Worlds
• MLB results | Monday
• Horton applauded for stand against Sun
• Would you watch your partner jump nine stories?
• NFL 2019: Camps set to open in sweltering conditions this week
• Seahawks DL Reed suspended 6 games
• Art Neville of New Orleans’ Neville Brothers dies at 81
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