Marin Independent Journal - 2022-05-16

• City curtails effort to aid commerce in downtown
• Street market cancels season
• Shooting at church kills 1, wounds 5
• Pressure grows on college chief to resign post
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Actress upsets many amid baby formula crisis
• Advocates urge county to retain addiction board
• Newsom plan includes big increases, goals for colleges
• Tool theft suspects booked after chase
• Biden urges unity against racism after Buffalo attack
• Democrat in Senate race has stroke before primary
• Violet Florence Valador Swanson
• Milton G. Helm
• US to trim groups from terrorism blacklist
• Primary voters favor polling places over mail
• Finland, Sweden inch closer to seeking NATO membership
• West says Russians losing momentum after losses
• Housing jeopardize­s Sausalito's thriving waterfront
• Give Newsom another term as governor
• Many reasons to vote yes on Measure A extension
• John Carroll is best choice for Marin superinten­dent
• Daly represents needed change for supervisor­s
• Novato: Grant Avenue parking spots hard to find
• World leaders arrive to honor to late ruler, successor
• Lawmakers elect president ousted 5 years ago
• Ready for your 15 minutes of fame?
• Health tip
• Zoom's women problem
• Nurses on pandemic front lines look to refill their `empty cup'
• Getting there
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0411
• Bridge Some defenses are super tough
• Parents want to give daughter a nudge
• Daytime movies
• Even when IVF is covered by insurance, high bills abound
• Warriors going gray, but they're not going away
• Doncic leads Mavs to win over Suns in Game 7 rout
• Djokovic shows he's back in top form with title at Italian Open
• Rangers top Penguins in OT in Game 7
• Celtics roll for Game 7 rout over Bucks
• A's lose, have no answer for Ohtani
• Pirates beat Reds 1-0 without a hit

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