Santa Cruz Sentinel - 2022-10-15

• Decision on returning to the church
• SANTA CRUZ COUNTY Livestream
• California's COVID decline starts to slow, as new variants spread in US and Europe
• Biden pushing lower prescripti­on drug costs in midterm press
• California to vote on right to abortion
• Robbie Coltrane, Harry Potter's Hagrid, dies at 72
• Gerald Noble Towner
• A GOP gov in liberal Oregon? Dems sound alarm
• Walker, Warnock meet for only debate
• Judge rules new DACA program can continue temporaril­y
• Police say teen kills 5 in Raleigh rampage
• Realtors apologizin­g for past discrimina­tion, urging change
• Black leaders rebuke Sen. Tuberville
• US will take in some Venezuelan­s, expel others to Mexico
• Officials: Musk seeks US funds for Ukraine satellite network
• Putin calls his actions in Ukraine `correct and timely'
• Democracy is at risk in a society awash in guns
• Choosing new leadership for Santa Cruz
• Xi's power in China grows after unforeseen rise to dominance
• Faith groups curb Haiti work due to chaos, 2021 kidnapping
• Crossword Edited by Will Shortz No. 0910
• SV girls tennis stays unbeaten
• Volleyball
• Watson status unchanged despite new civil lawsuit
• Cal in search of a get-right win against winless team
• Stocks fall broadly on Wall Street as worries grow over inflation
• As the causes of inflation grow, so do the dangers
• Curated Christmas list leads to white elephants
• Mentoring Can Help Women-Led Businesses Thrive
• Making more Time for the Family
• Navigating a salary negotiatio­n
• It’s Double-Burden Syndrome
• A Friend to the Community

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