Inland Valley Daily Bulletin - 2022-05-14

• Women's March rallies set for today focus on threat to Roe v. Wade
• RESTAURANT INSPECTION­S
• MIKE DECKER
• MICHAEL STEVEN MCGREAL
• Tax cut for pot industry: Is it too little, too late?
• Former national security adviser McFarlane dies
• Riverside artist influenced by grandfathe­r’s encouragem­ent
• Hunger Walk set to benefit food programs; scheduled for June 4
• Effort made to revive the renaissanc­e temples of Venice’s Jewish Ghetto
• 2 local Starbucks vote for union
• Musk puts buy `on hold,' casting doubt on $44B deal
• Gas prices spike in May, likely pushed up by maintenanc­e
• REAL PRESSURE
• Santiago can’t capitalize in loss to Fullerton in quarters
• Roosevelt defeats Pacifica, still on course in D1
• Etiwanda proves it’s back on track in win
• Charlo wants to leave no doubt in his rematch with Castaño
• Astros roll to 11th consecutiv­e win
• Padres sign Canó following his release by the Mets
• Canning endures a setback in his rehab
• GM Verbeek’s vision for Ducks — faster and stronger
• Panthers defeat Caps, win first series since 1996
• Warriors eliminate Grizzlies in Game 6
• Canada emerging as a leader for Sparks
• Vanney preaches patience with young star Cabral
• LAFC not needing Vela’s goals to win
• Heat’s Strus has key role in playoffs
• Mickelson opts to pull out of PGA
• Chargers rookie Salyer puts college behind him
• Amazon Prime gets solid first slate
• Dad’s enthusiasm is ill-timed
• Washing and storing berries
• The New York Times Crossword
• Friend likes to blurt out everyone’s financial status
• Make water go further under drought limits
• Weeds, gophers, herbs, trees and veggies
• Can frost-damaged plants come back?

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