- Issue of
- May 20-26, 2021
- Vol. 32, No. 20
- Remembering the local lives cut short by COVID-19 in a year of loss
Cover Stories
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'They Can't Breathe'
Pandemic relief funding may force private museums to repatriate Native artifacts
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Trouble at Kneeland Glen
A farm stand's broken lease and its ripple effects
News
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In Memoriam
Remembering the local lives cut short by COVID-19 in a year of loss
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'They Can't Breathe'
Pandemic relief funding may force private museums to repatriate Native artifacts
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'The Definition of a Disaster'
Tribes, environmentalists brace for catastrophe on the drought-plagued Klamath
Arts + Scene
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- Screens
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Adaptation and Survival
Those Who Wish Me Dead, Without Remorse and The Woman in the Window
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- Front Row
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Dare You Enter The Cauldron of Destiny?
Dell'Arte's Thesis Festival returns in person
Eat + Drink
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- On the Table
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Trouble at Kneeland Glen
A farm stand's broken lease and its ripple effects
Life + Outdoors
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- Astrology
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Free Will Astrology
Week of May 20, 2021
Humor
Letters + Opinion
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Country Risqué (San Francisco queer honky-tonk) with special guests Lxs Perdidxs @ The Miniplex
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Cowboys: Sketch Comedy by Business Casual @ Savage Henry Comedy Club
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