Marin Independent Journal - 2023-02-05

• Marin City events focus on theme of resistance
• Arrest made in synagogue gun incident
• Tribes, researcher­s debate final fate of P-22
• High-impact measures headed for state's 2024 ballot
• Novato schools need voters' support now
• To reel in oil industry, state should examine maintenanc­e practices — not tax profits
• Incentiviz­e affordable housing to flip expected RHNA ratio
• Electronic pollbook security raises concerns
• House GOP probes how Biden officials responded to parents
• Florida city highlights conflicts over local gerrymande­ring
• John Charles Koepke
• Fears of Russian nuclear arms use diminishes
• Weapons, arrival time for Ukraine's latest US package
• Pope: South Sudan's future depends on treatment of women
• Qatar boosts influence in Lebanon amid multiple crises
• Bolsonaro ponders election defeat as crowd chants `fraud'
• When people are the problem
• In `Reckoning,' Ensler unveils a new name but familiar targets
• Who's talking in Marin
• Bestseller­s
• Have camera, will travel
• L.A. Times Crossword
• Holiday visit leads to weighty conflict
• Fran Lebowitz needs to talk
• A `Movie Dad's' life goes off-script
• A WORLD OF ITS OWN
• The list >> Tripadviso­r's top trending destinatio­ns
• Disney dusts off obscure character for Year of the Cat
• FOLLOW THE MAUI MIGRATION
• Bettman defends handling of Pride situations
• Karlsson enjoys event, harsh reality looms
• James nears scoring record
• Redwood knocks off Branson, earns top seed
• RB Jacobs expects to begin talks with Raiders next week
• BY DANA JACKSON

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