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Make It Home Furnishes Homes for People Transitioning Out of Crisis
Sara McEvoy has experienced some tough times, including homelessness. When she and her daughter moved into an apartment, she finally had a place to live but not a true home.
A table without chairs. No bed for her...
Art for a Future Ecology: ‘Ancient Wisdom’ Interweaves Trees, Time and Tech
What we now know as Muir Woods became a national monument in 1908.
But scientists believe the oldest coast redwood in Muir Woods is at least 1,200 years old. It has stood through the times of the First...
Renegade Orchestra, Doc Film Fest and Poet Ada Limón
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Renegade Orchestra
If a symphony loosened its tie, cranked the amps and invited the audience to have a good time, it might look something like Renegade Orchestra. The Bay Area ensemble—helmed by conductor Jason Eckl and cellist Rebecca...
Free Will Astrology, April 8-14
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Unexpected deliverance? Lucky rides? Beginner’s grace? Dreamy, gleaming replacements? To the untrained eye, it may look like you are bending...
Picco at 20, Larkspur Restaurant Celebrates Double Decades
What’s rarer than tuna tartare in Marin’s restaurant scene? Longevity. Plenty of places make a splash; most don’t last. And then there are a few—like Larkspur’s...
Your Letters, April 8
Forest Fracas
In response to “May the Forest Be With You” (March 25-31, 2026), while I agree with the letter writer that deforestation for the purpose of...
