Monterey Herald - 2022-04-29

• EXPLOSIONS ROCK KYIV
• 49ers have 1st-round pick, and his name is Trey Lance
• California Senate leaders say budget surplus soars to $68B
• State subpoenas ExxonMobil in probe of plastics waste
• 16 states want to electrify USPS fleet file lawsuits
• Increased infectious disease risk from climate change
• Oklahoma House sends Texas-style abortion ban to governor
• FDA issues plan to ban menthol in cigarettes, cigars
• Joint employer concerns
• Twitter, in possibly last quarterly report, sees user growth
• US economy shrinks, but growth likely to last
• Extend timeline for investment in opportunit­y zones
• Elect Levine to end Lara's scandals
• Joseph was right about phonics
• Future family visit is rapid-tested
• Women’s Council helps build leadership skills
• Home inspection­s 101
• Home buyers should not give up on their dream
• Short sale versus foreclosur­e
• How to determine if it’s time to downsize
• Real estate financing options
• Why it’s smart to have a smart home
• “I DON’T JUST SELL PROPERTIES... I SELL LIFESTYLES”
• Pros and cons to open-concept homes
• Giant Berry Farms farming for the future
• Kubota Tech Program comes to Salinas
• Working to Protect Local Produce
• John Ruane to Keynote OPS 2022
• Organics in an Era of Inflation and Changing Consumer Behavior
• Walmart Recognizes Taylor Farms as 2022 food supplier of the year

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