The Oakland Press - 2020-02-29

• ‘We are ready’
• For the first time, there are fewer registered Republican­s than independen­ts
• Magistrate seeks seat on Oakland County Circuit Court bench
• School district seeks $124M bond in primary election
• Whitmer activates emergency operations center
• ‘Wyatt’s Law’ supporters call for passage
• Complaint counts rise against exU-M doctor
• Democrat race at critical crossroads
• Author of Bob Seger biography coming to library
• Lawmaker asks Trump for clemency for ex-mayor
• Prosecutor: No evidence court asked for informant’s release
• Freeman Dyson, a visionary and renaissanc­e physicist, dies at 96
• Senate rejects another Whitmer appointee to hunting panel
• Huntington Woods millage is the way to fix city’s roads
• Chief Diversity/Racial Equity Officer will provide Oakland County with necessary direction
• The Trump administra­tion’s mixed messages are sowing coronaviru­s confusion
• Afghans view U.S.-Taliban deal with well-earned skepticism
• CATHOLIC CENTRAL HEADS TO SEMIFINALS Clarkston falls to Davison
• McEvans makes statement in final home game
• Scouting combine a family affair for lucky few
• Nicholson gets another triple-double, leads Clarkston over North Farmington
• 30-somethings work to extend careers
• Horoscopes

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