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Phoenix Theater’s Tom Gaffey Makes Covid Call

Had you dialed the phone number for the Phoenix Theater in the late 1990s, you would have heard an outgoing answering machine message that...

Transcendence Theatre presents virtual season of shows

For the last eight summers, Transcendence Theatre Company has taken up residence among the historic Kohler & Frohling Winery’s open-air ruins at the Jack...
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The Viruses They Are A-Changin’

A poem  By J.F. You people who gather in big angry mobs Go back to your homes, go back to your jobs The mutants are spreadin’ much worse...

North Bay Groups Open the New Year with Online Events

Even though 2020 is officially done and the New Year is here, the Covid-19 pandemic continues to make in-person gatherings a tricky endeavor in...

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...
Teens and the Pandemic

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...

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...

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,...

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.
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