A red and white boat named Harbor Queen sits out of the water in a boatyard, surrounded by scaffolding and ladders.

Showdown in Sausalito: Voters Decide Who Will Rule the Waterfront 

Sausalito is having a civil war—the battlefield is the waterfront. The folks behind Measure X want to end voters’ right to decide most business zoning, saying the process stymies growth. Instead, the City Council would take over. A...

Second Slice: Bay Area Pizza Week continues

Singer-songwriter and motivational speaker Andrew W.K. said it best: “Anyone who says that money cannot buy happiness has clearly never spent their money on pizza.” True. And that spirit rises again as Bay Area Pizza Week returns to...
A smiling woman with long brown hair, eyeglasses and a nose ring sits on a wooden bench, holding two catalogs titled “Art at the Source: Open Studios.”

Linked Hands: Penelope Lenaerts of Art Trails Open Studios

By convention, a piece of art for show or sale is presented on a blank white wall. This white framing represents a voiding of the art’s context. Abstracted from any context, the viewer’s experience is centered and...

Free Will Astrology, Oct. 14-20

Antique illustration of the Libra constellation showing golden scales and labeled stars.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Before Aries-born Maya Angelou became a celebrated author, she was San Francisco’s first Black female streetcar conductor, a calypso dancer,...
People marching on a street carry a red banner reading “NO KINGS” and others behind them hold protest signs.

No Kings, Flock Cameras and Family Trees

Petaluma Common Ground Connecting Across Differences: Building Understanding brings together people of different faiths, backgrounds and perspectives for an afternoon devoted to dialogue, mutual understanding and shared humanity....
One female actor, standing on a gray ledge, is held up by another female performer.

Monet, Monet: ‘Defying Gravity’ at College of Marin

Yes, Jane Anderson’s Defying Gravity is about the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. Yet, it is also about Claude Monet, but not really. It’s also set in...

Your Letters, Oct. 14

Smart Move In July, 75% of voters in Sonoma and Marin counties voted to extend SMART’s sales tax. Many of us did so hoping the train would...
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