Antelope Valley Press - 2024-04-13

• Proof you’re never too old to get married
• Troubled juvenile halls get reprieve, can stay open
• Barger motion promotes natural darkness group
• Shampoo your paintbrush­es
• Struggling to make and keep friends in new city
• SENIOR MENU
• Spring flowering bulbs are ready to bloom
• Reparation­s effort won’t produce much this year
• Radical changes since the election
• Bible is standard for religion
• So much was left in Afghanista­n
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Robert MacNeil, first anchor of PBS ‘NewsHour,’ dies
• Martha “Marty” Elizabeth Munney
• Terminally ill seek wider assistance
• Immigrant workers in US have helped boost job growth
• Free Ten Dollar Gift Certificat­e offered at Rio Latin Bistro!
• Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid al-Fitr holiday
• 13 men plead not guilty to role in Brooklyn synagogue scuffle
• Pope Francis meets with leader of Brazil’s Yanomami people
• Scheffler, Homa, DeChambeau lead Masters
• Judge in sports betting case orders ex-interprete­r for Ohtani to get gambling addiction treatment
• Prep calendar
• Quartz Hill boys golf team shoots its lowest score of season
• National Basketball Associatio­n results | Friday
• Kuzmenko’s hat trick leads Flames to victory over Ducks
• Jazz beat Clippers, LA earns home- court advantage for first round
• National Hockey League results | Friday
• Major League Baseball results | Friday
• Padres rally for win over Dodgers in 11
• NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• MISS MANNERS
• With many leftover parts, how much is too much?
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Seven characteri­stics of modern houses
• Turn your yard into a vacation-worthy oasis

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