Marin Independent Journal - 2020-08-11

• Experts: Speed is of the essence
• Schools nail down plans for fall term
• Hospital stays for virus fall in Marin
• Health chief exits after data fiasco
• Deadly blast destroys residences in Baltimore
• Marin family takes to sea to ride out pandemic
• Fish deaths a mystery in lagoon at Civic Center
• Hiding in plain sight just to survive
• Prosecutor­s say couple exploited foreign nanny
• Surfer rescues kayakers off Bolinas shore
• In your town
• Hundreds ransack businesses in city after shooting
• Blaming abounds in ballot debacle
• Pelosi holds firm; Mnuchin wants a deal
• No federal relief leaves states, cities facing big deficits
• McDonald’s alleges coverup by ex-CEO
• Jobs data offer mixed outlook on rebound
• S&P 500 index ends session within 1% of record
• Amazon reenters gaming sector
• ‘Far left’ prepared to take advantage of 2020 bedlam
• Dysfunctio­nal EDD needs major reform
• Mill Valley interprete­d Brown Act correctly
• Support educators and opt for online school for now
• At least one protester dies in clashes after disputed vote
• Streetwear takes on racism
• TV explains backlash against women VPs
• COVID-19 brings changes to Marin Humane
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0707 Crossword
• Family offers money for info on former ‘Tiger King’ husband
• Mom puts the cart before the carrot
• ASTROS SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABL­E
• A’s players come to defense of Laureano’s actions
• SF looking toward the future more often in ’20
• SF’s McGlinchey implores players to stay cautious
• MLB average salary under $1.3M
• Booker, Suns top Thunder
• Phillies hit five homers to back Nola, beat Braves

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