Marin Independent Journal - 2022-01-09

• Marin County school chief won’t run for another term
• Forum planned on strategy for housing, safety
• Thousands without power in Sierra 2 weeks after storm
• Space telescope’s ‘golden eye’ now open, last major hurdle
• Marine officer blames bad informatio­n for sinking tragedy
• Kazakhstan adds uncertaint­y to talks with Russia on Ukraine
• Former anti-terrorism chief arrested amid violent protests in Kazakhstan
• Venezuela’s revolution divided in former leader’s birthplace
• Cold kills at least 22 stuck in cars in heavy snow at Pakistan resort
• Cambodia defends PM’s trip to Myanmar as a ‘positive step’
• Bosnia’s Dodik: From moderate to genocide-denying autocrat
• Lessons forgotten: Election rallies feed Indian virus surge
• Once again, California auditor finds high-tech failures
• Vacancy helps with public housing future
• Impact statement shows Point Reyes ranch damage
• Slowing water pipeline plan best for MMWD board incumbents
• ‘Surviving’ death of Frankie Poulos leads to progress, joy
• Debut follows its characters in life beyond
• Urgent warning about the state of the union
• Partner and dog should roam free
• Journey friendship
• Entertainm­ent changes afoot this year
• Chiefs beat Broncos 28-24 to remain in hunt for No. 1 seed
• Sabonis has 42 points to help Pacers beat Jazz
• Jones lifts Redwood girls soccer back into first place
• The most important QB isn’t Garoppolo, Lance or Stafford

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