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Upfront: Blood on the tracks
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District board members have some tough choices to make as a result of a $155-million funding shortfall in the project to get a commuter rail line running between the two counties. (Thursday, 2:39 PM)
Marin Clean Energy secures loan guarantee from county
This week county supervisors agreed to co-sign a loan in support of Marin Clean Energy start-up operations. (Wednesday, 3:07 PM)
This year's Oscar contenders and local honorees
The 82nd Annual Academy Award nominations were announced today, including 10 movies contending for best picture of the year... (Tuesday, 3:37 PM)
Letter of the Week:
These "good mothers" then proceeded to call me vicious, filthy names, dropping F-bombs throughout. All this was in earshot of their precious children. (Friday, 12:43 PM)
Local lawyer accused of hotel burglary, Yoplait possession
Last week, a Mill Valley lawyer was accused of stealing yogurt from a locked hotel refrigerator. (Monday, 1:59 PM)
Hero and Zero
Last week's "zero" about "well-to-do older Marin women" who shoplift at garage sales prompted "Mia" of San Anselmo to write in, suspecting a disturbing "wild and unruly" trend among that very same demographic. (Friday, 12:40 PM)
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