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Zoom Gloom: Teens and the Pandemic
Talk to the experts—the psychiatrists and the psychologists—and they tell you that Covid-19 has spelled disaster for American teens. It’s true that for many...
Marin Symphony Plans Live Concerts for 70th Season
Established in 1951, The acclaimed Marin Symphony Orchestra presents classical Masterworks and Pops concerts in the Marin Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium and other venues in...
Four Dead Grey Whales Found on Bay Area Beaches Since March 31
"Our team hasn't responded to this number of dead gray whales in such a short span since 2019," a biologist with the Marine Mammal Center says.
Marine Sanctuary Looking for Marin Council Members
Located 22 miles off the coast of the Point Reyes headlands, the Cordell Bank is an undersea oasis sitting at the edge of the...
Novato Teacher Earns County’s Top Education Honor
Cindy Evans, the newly announced 2021 Marin County Teacher of the Year, believes in the power of learning.
As a special education teacher, Evans works...
Marin Supervisors to Consider Eviction Moratorium
At a meeting on Tuesday, the Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider proposals meant to ease the economic impacts of the coronavirus on county residents.
Sausalito Art Festival Canceled Over Uncertainty of Homeless Encampment
In December of 2020, tents began popping up on the Sausalito waterfront next to Dunphy Park. Since then, an encampment of homeless people has...
Sonoma Noir: New Jonah Raskin Mystery
Shelter-in-place provided prolific Sonoma County author Jonah Raskin ample time to conclude his murder mystery trilogy starring private investigator Tioga Vignetta. Loyal readers will...
Chefs Compete to Benefit Napa Food Programs
Each year Oxbow Public Market’s “Fork It Over” benefit and St. Helena’s “Hands Across The Valley” fundraiser raise money for the Napa Valley Food...
Cannabis and community
Change, especially in the cannabis world, doesn’t happen suddenly, but rather in stages. Herman Hernandez, a long-time community activist and a savvy public-relations professional,...