Novato, CA News

• Novato, CA News
• First day of Golden Gate Bridge celebration fetes symbolism of span
• San Rafael robber pleads guilty in armed heist at Subway
• Sausalito compost bins to be on display at Sunday fair
• Delaware court orders Tiburon hedge fund founder to pay former partners $34 million
• Nesting raptors fascinate students at San Rafael school
• Panel recommends better safety training as sailboat racing resumes after Farallones tragedy
• Huffman holds fundraising lead in congressional race, with Lawson a close second
• Lib at Large: New biography focuses on Marin's unsung jazzman Guaraldi
• Former Denny's, Mill's restaurant demolished in Novato
• Mill Valley Vietnam vet honored at White House
• Tiburon man sentenced to prison in real estate fraud case
• Novato Sanitary District, state settle over spills, fines
• Ross Valley Sanitary District's new budget counts on $59 million in revenue bonds
• Ross School and town fill top jobs on same day
• Marin Memorial Day events cap full slate of weekend activities
• Novato DUI checkpoint planned in honor of girl killed three years ago
• Marin County faces windy, unsettled 'thunderstorm' weather
• Sausalito man arrested after gun incident in public park
• The day the Golden Gate Bridge flattened
• Novato officials approve construction plans for downtown city offices
• Second Novato pot dispensary to close; only one will remain in Marin
• Marin serial bike theft suspect found dead as investigation turns to child porn
• State OKs $29.7 million to improve Redwood Landfill interchange near Novato
• Ajax alibi doesn t shake out for Sausalito drug suspect
• Novato man drowns in Mexico boating accident
• Marin residents help produce planetarium film for new SF earthquake exhibit
• Plan to turn businesses into housing in south Sausalito rejected
• Marin Center likes Facebook as tickets go high-tech
• Firefighter relay winds its way through Marin
• Kentfield fire crew douses blaze at house near fire station
• Victim identified in fatal Marin crash
• 'Protect Mill Valley Schools' campaign launched
• In-N-Out backs away from planned South Novato site
• Five write-in candidates qualify for Ross Town Council election
• San Rafael activist impersonates Assembly candidate at forum
• Fairfax town manager is leaving to take top job in Lomita
• Novato murder conspiracy case goes to the jury
• Novato man jailed in alleged robbery of skateboard, clothes
• Marin County outlaws smoking in multi-family housing complexes
• Prominent Marin businesswoman Lise Sonnen dies of cancer
• Supervisors want citizens' panel to cut through red tape at Civic Center
• Marin boosts dog license and animal fees
• Annual firefighter fundraising parade to wind through Marin on Wednesday
• Portuguese cultural celebration in Novato
• College of Marin announces plans for 85th commencement Saturday
• Cosco Busan oil-spill pilot trying to sail in San Francisco Bay again
• Tentative court ruling on salmon hints at building moratorium in San Geronimo Valley
• San Rafael man accused of attack with barbecue fork
• Report: Marin's greenbelts well protected
• New Buck Institute study shows promise for repairing damaged brains
• Well-known Mill Valley real estate agent killed in crash south of Petaluma
• Failed transformer caused extended outage for more than 500 in Novato
• Marin General cancer patient rides her bike 300 miles to begin treatment
• Novato police arrest two in alcohol 'shoulder tap' sting
• Rare annular eclipse captured by photographers
• Santa Rosa man dead in single-vehicle wreck near Sausalito
• Major portfolio sale shakes up Marin office market
• The sun shines on a picture-perfect opening of the 99th Mountain Play
• Marcus Talke is Marin student of the week for May 21, 2012
• Major repaving of Highway 101 in Southern Marin begins
• Golden Gate Bridge anniversary: After 75 years, it remains California's icon
• Lucas Grady Ranch fallout spurs county war on red tape
• Hundreds compete in Special Olympics in Terra Linda
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in June election
• San Rafael mayor to Marin supervisors: City will do its job
• Authorities investigate possible arson fire in Larkspur
• Prep baseball: Tam falls short in MCAL semifinals
• Lib at Large: Mickey Thomas and the mutinous Jefferson Starship
• Golden Gate Bridge 75th anniversary festivities
• Katie-Lynn Lopez is Marin volunteer of the week for May 19, 2012
• San Rafael student in search unit finds missing woman in Carmel Valley
• San Rafael investigation links pregnant girl to boyfriend, 20
• Novato man found guilty of molesting, videotaping girls
• Facebook IPO piques interest of Marin investors, financial advisers
• Stinson Beach group acquires more than 1,600 acres in North Bay
• Hundreds of customers still without power in Novato
• Novato gang suspect gets prison for molestation, threats cases
• Marin jobless rate sinks to 6.4 percent
• Autodesk reports 14 percent first-quarter profit increase
• MMWD to close parts of Concrete Pipe Road for repairs
• Serial killer suspect: Cut Marin DA's payroll
• Marin's 'largest solar project' planned for San Rafael Airport
• Water district votes to assess $75 parcel tax for next 19 years
• Novato rental home damaged by marijuana growing operation
• Several Marin spots good for viewing Sunday solar eclipse
• County salutes Golden Gate Bridge -- and its Tiburon balladeer
• Effort to keep China Camp State Park open gets another $30,000
• Mill Valley teachers take pay cuts, look to citizens to 'share sacrifices' on budget
• Movers & Shakers: Fireman's Fund names new distribution chief
• Larkspur delays decision on use for new community building
• Miller Creek student wins state junior high school spelling bee championship
• Marin native uses paintings, poems to 'save' endangered species
• Officials: Best not to drive to the Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary party
• Joe Gargiulo, former Novato mayor and College of Marin trustee, dies at 86
• Novato teen arrested for alleged racist threats against Hispanic woman
• Marin grand jury supportive of San Rafael's red-light cameras
• San Rafael elementary students gather thousands of signatures to get company to recycle markers
• Marin home sales rise, prices flat in April
• Corte Madera bans smoking in town parks
• Supervisors advise San Rafael on how to review development plan
• Salvage crew works on salmon trawler beached in Point Reyes National Seashore
• Marin DA gets $245,000 to plug budget hole as officials target his spending policies
• Marin's sailing champ Cayard, foundation chief Peters to be honored by SF State
• Bizarre scuffle in Novato: 2 cops hurt, 1 suspect jailed
• Marin housing group recognizes 'local heroes'
• Police release security photo of suspected Greenbrae bank robber
• PG&E says SmartMeter program wins wide acceptance in Marin
• Marin Human Race draws a big, spirited crowd
• Man found guilty of being nude, resisting police near Stinson Beach
• Presbyterian church representatives refuse to rebuke former San Rafael pastor in gay marriage dispute
• Golden Gate Opera performs Civil War-era drama at San Rafael middle school
• Sales tax hike for parks, agriculture headed for Marin's November ballot
• County endorses law outlawing tobacco smoking in apartments
• Congressional candidate Andy Caffrey has put protection of the environment first in his life
• Tiburon teen arrested on suspicion of DUI after rollover collision
• Marin Community Foundation awards latest round of health care grants
• Looking for happy seaside towns? Visit Marin, magazine advises
• Wells Fargo Bank robbed in Greenbrae
• New bridges provide safer access to bikers, hikers and equestrians in the Rodeo Valley
• Marine Mammal Center helps free whale off Dillon Beach
• Strawberry man to expand pet food chain in Mill Valley
• Ross Valley voters to weigh in on parcel tax increase for schools
• State budget puts Marin kids at risk unless voters approve new taxes
• County of Marin approves labor pact with mid-managers
• Investigation continues in Fairfax sexual assault case
• CHP: Drunken driver attempts to push motorist into traffic in San Rafael
• Marin Snapshot: Registrar of Voters Ginnold enjoys democracy in action
• Warmer weather ahead after drizzle dampens North Bay
• Five families flee as blaze erupts in Sausalito housing complex
• Mother's Day
• Mountain Play director Jim Dunn takes his final bow
• Friends group getting closer to keeping China Camp open
• Parcel tax review causes consternation in Tamalpais school district
• Congressional candidate John Lewallen worked as aide volunteer during Vietnam War
• Happy ending to Mother's Day scare on Mount Tam
• Survey: Some local government jobs offer better pensions than Marin Civic Center
• Kentfield mom explores the work of mothers in multimedia exhibit
• Planning top issue in Belvedere council race
• Belvedere fire tax is back on the ballot
• Victim of yachting tragedy wrote, 'A gentle beam of sun shone down on me'
• Dominican grads lauded for 'willingness to accept risk and uncertainty'
• Ronan Farrow's advice to Dominican grads: 'Shake things up'
• Congressional candidate Brooke Clarke brings microwave experience to politics
• West Marin nudist on trial over clash with park ranger
• CHP offers 'Start Smart' driver safety course for teens
• Novato molestation suspect takes witness stand at trial
• United Markets not interested in Tam Valley site
• Gas prices shoot up in Marin, across the state
• Falkirk mansion in San Rafael getting new paint job
• Lib at Large: Grateful Dead's Lesh fulfills a dream in Terrapin Crossroads
• Novato cyclist, cancer survivor to fire opening gun at Tour of California
• San Rafael City Schools to offer new summer enrichment program
• San Rafael first-graders perform songs in sign language
• GOP congressional candidate Halliwell mounts fourth campaign, despite skeptics in his party
• Proposal to raise Ross Valley sewer rates and switch to new billing system fails to pass
• Nicasio to celebrate 150 years Saturday
• Corte Madera restaurant fire injures firefighter
• Driver injured in rollover at Corte Madera/Mill Valley line
• Dominican to award posthumous degree to sailor killed in yachting tragedy
• Five-car crash on Highway 101 in Novato slows Thursday commute
• Caltrans warns of heavy traffic this weekend on Highway 1 in Southern Marin
• Lawyer: Handful of neighbors hijacked Lucas project
• Hundreds pedal their way to work in annual Bike to Work Day
• Congressional candidate Larry Fritzlan overcame his addiction, wants to help Congress end its
• Novato man Tasered, bitten by police dogs after leading police on chase to East Bay
• Sausalito man appointed to state water board
• 'Help me! Get me out!': Burning car crash driver in San Rafael rescued, then booked
• San Rafael teen suspect, wearing shackles and a smile, delays plea in Lamborghini and guns case
• Novato officials approve downtown sign program
• Novato mother, daughters donate hair for disease victims
• Sausalito faces decision on fire department merger with Measure D
• State Department adviser Ronan Farrow to give Dominican commencement speech
• Muir Beach residents asked to re-up fire protection tax
• Congressional candidate Tiffany Renee overcame series of early hardships
• 'Safe Routes,' founded in Marin, receives national recognition for fighting obesity
• Community meetings set to update Marin's 10-year plan for ending homelessness
• Mill Valley emergency drill set for Saturday
• Boys lacrosse: With coach behind bars, Novato players regroup and earn playoff victory
• Fairfax woman sexually assaulted in her home
• San Rafael man accused of threatening roommate and kids to get sex
• Mill Valley police name suspect in spa robbery, carjacking
• Marin supervisors rally anti-alcopop campaign as merchants win praise
• Another government foe lines up against Ross Valley Sanitary District rate hike
• San Rafael pushing for state changes on public employee pension rules
• Golden Gate Transit bus strike averted
• Mill Valley snubs Subway; rejects sandwich shop downtown
• Marin Humane Society warns about leaving dogs in hot cars
• San Rafael adjusting downtown traffic signals Tuesday evening
• Lucasfilm to work with Marin Community Foundation on affordable housing at Grady Ranch
• Office building approved along Mill Valley's Arroyo Corte Madera del Presidio Creek
• Crash near Infineon Raceway injures four, snarls commute traffic on two highways
• Mill Valley snubs Subway
• Terra Linda driver injured after crash into front yard
• Marin weather forecast: A week of warm, sunny days
• Former Marin Humane Society employee recognized for work in Nepal
• Golden Gate Bridge unveils new pavilion as part of 75th anniversary
• San Rafael company builds Thor hammer, helmet out of cans
• Contentious Ross Valley sewer board election could affect district policies
• Profits dip at Novato-based Willis Lease
• Mill Valley man convicted of second-degree murder in ferocious Marin City stabbing
• Forum set on Marin Community Foundation report, 'A Portrait of Marin'
• Ballots sent to record number of Marin residents voting by mail
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• Congressional candidate Norman Solomon devoted life to voicing progressive values
• Sir Francis Drake Boulevard improvement project to begin this summer
• Marin History Museum fetes Golden Gate Bridge at annual garden party in San Rafael
• Mill Valley woman carjacked outside her home
• Mill Valley spa employees robbed at gunpoint
• San Anselmo and Fairfax parks slated to become flood 'detention basins'
• Marin Independent Journal receives 9 awards in California newspaper contest
• Novato man surrenders to police after holding estranged wife hostage
• Sixteen-year-old driver flips truck loaded with teens, injuring one seriously
• Celebration of new 680 Trail set for May 19
• Point Richmond firm uses Autodesk's Inventor to design underwater subs
• San Rafael-based Autodesk celebrates 30 years in business -- and in Marin
• Congressional candidate Dan Roberts rejected family's politics; wounded in Vietnam
• Salmon kiss and release in Tiburon
• Seven candidates vying for Jared Huffman's Assembly seat
• Teen suspect in Mill Valley shooting allegedly wrote about plans for more crime; detectives search family home
• Bruce Corcoran is Marin volunteer of the week for May 5, 2012
• Ross red-faced no more: five write-in candidates file for Town Council
• Congressional candidate Stacey Lawson made a fortune, then went looking for something more
• Ross Fire Department merges with Ross Valley Fire Department
• Marin 'alcopop free zone' proposed to cut down on teen drinking
• SMART rail agency sells bonds to finance train construction
• Life-saving high-tech program launched in Marin
• Dog license and related animal fees on way up in Marin
• Novato police plan open house at headquarters
• Students and their supporters celebrate first year of Novato Youth Center college-readiness program
• Sausalito theft suspect arrested after witness tips police
• Novato mishap pins man under wheel of truck
• Rain may dampen pavement, but weekend fit for the beach
• San Rafael gangster and girlfriend arrested in meth investigation
• Three federal agents shot while serving search warrants in Petaluma
• Huffman's interest in preserving environment leads to three busy terms in Assembly
• Q & A: Long, Rice, Weinsoff address issues in Marin supervisor's race
• Muir Woods shuttle service resumes Saturday
• Mill Valley's Hawthorne exercises creativity muscle with Paper Punk
• Before the Lamborghini and guns case, Marin teen suspect was no stranger to police
• Novato man says he'll fight water district over bill
• Marincomedyshow Presents...Will Durst
• San Rafael kindergarten students re-create artwork by some of the masters
• New Mill Valley schools tax to be decided by voters in November
• Kinsey, Furst reflect on issues in Marin supervisors' race
• Former nurse Susan Adams has gained reputation as hard-working supervisor
• State grant will help finish Marshall sanitary system
• New Marin pension computer system passes acid test
• High school mountain-bike race at Stafford Lake a first for Marin
• Marin pension board alters meetings to encourage public participation
• San Rafael teen charged as adult in Mill Valley shooting as details emerge about hidden arsenal
• Coast Guard to lift offshore sailing ban after safety review
• County of Marin, Fairfax seek to stop PG&E from installing more SmartMeters
• Mill Valley led Marin in growth last year
• New principal selected for Bahia Vista elementary
• Strikers hit Marin ferry service and Novato Community Hospital; traffic sluggish on Golden Gate Bridge
• County of Marin explores less costly 'hybrid' pension program
• Supervisors praise 'country lawyer' Carl Shapiro of Fairfax
• Four-car collision on Golden Gate Bridge slows commute
• Marin City murder suspect, taking witness stand, says he was under attack
• Golden Gate Ferry workers, Sutter nurses to strike as part of May Day protests
• Independent Journal building sold; online shipping company to move in
• Giants legends turn out to honor sailor Alexis Busch at AT&T Park
• 'Kiss and release' of young salmon set for Tiburon on Saturday
• Celebrity chef Guy Fieri's Lamborghini recovered from Marin shooting suspect
• First day of travel after Doyle Drive demolition goes smoothly
• Larkspur mulling public project on Niven Nursery site land
• Former Belvedere executive sentenced to 22 years in $30 million fraud case
• Two elected officials challenge Supervisor Rice for Ross Valley post
• Golden Gate ferry union to strike Tuesday, shut down morning ferry service
• Mill Valley school locked down in neighborhood search for suspect
• Rice leads in Ross Valley fundraising
• Doyle Drive into San Francisco reopens on time
• Annual Picnic
• CIG Meeting
• Sick as a dog? Not with Sausalito woman's paw spritz
• Plane makes crash landing in Novato
• Traffic light as weekend Doyle Drive project winds down
• Golden Gate Bridge seismic work leaves temporary gaps in the span late at night
• Kinsey, Furst report campaign donors
• Kinsey faces Furst in battle for supervisorial seat
• Autodesk lawsuit claims menace from mysterious online foes
• San Rafael teen arrested in connection with Mill Valley shooting
• Zero Breast Cancer announces Honor Thy Healer award winners
• Going gets tougher in crowded open primary congressional race to represent Marin, North Coast
• In Marin judicial race, challenger stakes campaign on anti-appointee theme
• Body of Kentfield sailor found near Farallons; three others still missing
• Light traffic seen in Marin as Doyle Drive demolition progresses
• Golden Gate Bridge workers call for strike Tuesday, urge protesters to keep span open
• Marin, Bay Area sailors split over Coast Guard's ocean racing ban
• Marin judge says accused serial killer can view pantyhose evidence
• Doyle Drive demolition begins, continues through the weekend
• San Rafael mayor discusses city's triumphs, challenges in annual speech
• Margaret Keith is Marin volunteer of the week for April 28, 2012
• Ed Ashoff of Mill Valley, one of the last survivors who built the Golden Gate Bridge, dies at 97
• Novato hotel killer found hanged in cell at San Quentin
• San Rafael man, 22, accused of sex with girl, 15
• San Rafael sued over 2011 Taser incident
• Plan advocates services for Marin's growing population of older adults
• As workers prepare to close Doyle Drive, Marin drivers told to avoid travel into SF over Golden Gate Bridge
• Governor mulls change to San Quentin lethal injection method
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael production studio off to busy start
• Novato budget woes ease, at least temporarily
• Democratic state Assembly candidates face off in fierce debate
• Report: Federal bike and pedestrian plan a success in Marin
• Novato home targeted in shooting was hit more than 10 times
• San Anselmo man appears in court in Fairfield molest case
• PG&E employee who spied on activists had support of management, a CPUC probe finds
• Scattered showers expected to clear for 'nice weekend' in Marin
• Car fire north of San Rafael slows traffic on Highway 101
• Novato home strafed by gunfire; residents uninjured
• Feds target Novato pot dispensaries; one closes
• MMWD celebrates its 100th birthday
• In traffic ticket war, Fairfax provocateur finds his signature cause
• Court denies request to delay San Rafael Pacifics 2012 baseball season
• For Marin's Sammy Hagar, rum rocks
• Marin home sales rise, median price dips in March
• Sarah Houghton to lead San Rafael's libraries
• SFPD: No criminal negligence in yacht tragedy
• Novato man arrested in child pornography investigation
• Tiburon survivor gives account of yacht tragedy
• Mill Valley man begins murder trial in Marin City stabbing case
• Report: Marin's air quality among best in the nation
• Marin Municipal Water District celebrates 100 years Wednesday
• Novato man arrested after marijuana search at his home
• Foreclosures, defaults decline in Marin, state
• Lucasfilm not interested in county's Grady Ranch 'Hail Mary'
• Mill Valley woman named 2012 North Bay 'environmental hero'
• Chain-reaction wrecks back up Golden Gate Bridge traffic into SF
• Marin County budget curbs debt, rewards innovation
• Marin City man a 'person of interest' in Sausalito prowler case
• Ross Valley Sanitary District agrees to pay $1.5 million due to 2010 sewage spills
• Anti-death penalty measure qualifies for November ballot
• 'Fat lady just finished singing' in Lucasfilm soap opera
• Lib at Large: A sailing tragedy that ended a young life inspires a documentary, 'Ty's List'
• Easy Street Cafe in San Anselmo to close due to eviction
• Profits rise at Novato-based Bank of Marin
• Belvedere divorce accord details final asset split for former Yahoo exec and husband
• 400 cyclists take part in 65-mile training ride in Marin
• Sausalito prowler evades manhunt in latest attempted burglary
• Injury accident slows early commute along Sir Francis Drake in Greenbrae
• Former Yahoo president, husband reach settlement in Belvedere divorce war on eve of trial
• San Rafael animator turns kids into mad scientists
• Water district will talk to Marin residents about extending $75 fee for better pipe network
• Man arrested for allegedly threatening relatives with knife in Novato
• Bicyclist injured in Lucas Valley crash
• San Rafael man arrested in attempted robbery case on Kerner Boulevard
• Fairfax molest case takes twist with legal jam for girlfriend, 81
• 100 boats honor five sailors in a solemn memorial flotilla in Belvedere Cove
• Novato owners sue Marin Humane Society over death of dog
• Marin Art and Garden Center town hall session set
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• Earth Day Marin shows that sustainable can be cool
• Deborah Lerner is Marin volunteer of the week for April 21, 2012
• County hires consultant to conduct forum on how to combat homelessness
• Fourth suspect still at large in San Rafael pot club robbery
• Sausalito approves green waste program
• Novato's Millworks sold for $67 million
• Mill Valley man's vision for Presidio Parkway comes to life
• Orchard Hardware says no to Tam Valley market site
• Marin's jobless rate edges up slightly
• Mill Valley couple caught in GSA scandal
• Culturally, Mill Valley gets high-brow marks, says Smithsonian magazine
• Share your Golden Gate Bridge memories and stories with the IJ
• Marin General Hospital salutes volunteers
• Marin County queries ABAG on jobs, housing projections
• Marin heroes recognized by Red Cross
• Earth Day activities abound in Marin on Saturday
• Marin Municipal board approves 6 percent rate hike; will go into effect May 1
• San Rafael manhunt in progress after armed incident
• Lawson corrects her statement regarding status of failed company she oversaw
• Larkspur council delays decision on 1890s home
• Study: Marin County men have the highest life expectancy in the nation, women rank No. 2
• Marin City park gets $5 million for renewed life
• Larkspur council states opposition to Ross Valley sewer rate increase
• Flotilla off Belvedere to honor yacht crew members who died
• AIDS bike ride to loop through Marin on Sunday
• Introducing Sir Francis the Drake -- new team mascot for San Rafael Pacifics
• Marin supervisors approve plan to save $210 million in retiree debt in 15 years
• Former smokejumper jumps in full time to his plein-air landscapes
• San Anselmo collision injures driver, snarls traffic
• Novato teachers, district reach tentative agreement
• SMART rail board poised to adopt modest pension program for new workers
• Clothing retailer pulls 'get tanked' displays after Marin groups plan protest
• Community forum on '420' and youth drug use to be held in San Rafael
• San Anselmo father of two sons, both suffering from brain tumors, raises money for research
• Pit bull that bit Fairfax officer banned from Marin
• Lucasfilm to Marin: 'Our decision is final'
• Marin officials quiz DA on high rate of misdemeanor prosecutions
• Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom gets new Current TV gig
• Vallejo officials eye scuttled Lucas film studio
• Opponent questions Lawson's business expertise during congressional debate
• S.F. Earthquake survivor from Greenbrae, 106, uses technology to keep up with this year's anniversary
• Corte Madera sniper manhunt leads to teens with toy guns
• Larkspur council to consider demolition request for 1890s home
• Naso jilts one legal adviser, hires another, for Marin murder trial
• Kentfield hospital starts $9 million face-lift in June, new technology among improvements
• Tiburon survivor speaks after fatal boating accident
• George Lucas supporters, Marin supervisors urge filmmaker to reconsider bailing out of studio project
• Mill Valley Holocaust survivor honored by state Assembly
• Four Novato boys jailed on suspicion of stealing from cars
• Marin strikes deal with Healdsburg company for McInnis golf course operation
• Marin Municipal Water District poised to raise rates for sixth straight year
• Novato tenant accused of ransacking home, setting fire
• Marin family, friends, boaters reeling after yacht tragedy
• Authorities investigate Novato break-in
• Lawson says decision to sit out elections was wrong; leads congressional pack in quarterly fundraising
• Former San Rafael mayor Al Boro named 'citizen of the year'
• Tamiscal High School student wins $20,000 scholarship
• San Rafael council asks staffers to beef up smoking ordinance
• Novato rollover crash injures girls; driver accused of DUI
• Dozens of malnourished elephant seal pups being brought to Marine Mammal Center
• Budget hearings open as officials review plan to curb retiree health debt
• Novato man, 28, charged with molesting 14-year-old girl
• San Rafael police investigate double stabbing during robbery attempt
• 'Unkempt' combat-boot burglar loots Sausalito homes
• Marin History Museum to launch mobile app featuring Marin landmarks
• Hope springs for aspiring pro baseball players in San Rafael
• Carlos Sandoval is Marin student of the week for April 16, 2012
• Fatal racing accident at Farallones stuns Marin sailing community
• One person dead, four missing after yacht runs aground at Farallon Islands during race
• Lib at Large: Marin's West Point Inn and the suicide of a Titanic survivor
• Marin County budget plan curbs retiree health debt
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of April 16
• Congressional candidates to debate on Tuesday at Dominican University in San Rafael
• Owners of three-legged dogs convene in Mill Valley, say pets teach them to seize the day
• Board hopefuls to face pension issues
• North Bay nonprofit one of 10 national Make A Difference Day winners
• Cari Dauphinais is Marin volunteer of the week for April 14, 2012
• Novato resident interrupts burglars, then traces his stolen phone
• Fairfax pit bull owner pleads not guilty in biting attack at ballfield
• Motorcyclist opens fire on truck in Mill Valley
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of April 16 2012
• Vandal shatters 133-year-old window at Marin History Museum
• New bridge dedicated at Point Bonita, public access starts Saturday
• San Rafael council may name Pickleweed community center after Al Boro
• Novato group presses city on pension reform
• Marin supervisor urges George Lucas supporters to rally on Tuesday at Civic Center
• San Rafael animator turns kids into mad scientists
• Marin's weekend looks clear after heavy rain, lightning
• Scattered showers in Marin will continue into Friday, more rain could land next week
• Novato men accused of beating homeless man at his campsite
• New Buck Institute for Research on Aging building came in under budget and just in time
• Marin taxpayers pay more for pensions even though investments brighten
• George Lucas aide says Grady Ranch studio decision is final
• Buck Institute for Age Research in Novato celebrates completion of new research facility
• Movers & Shakers: Wealth manager taps Mill Valley resident
• Burst of rain expected for Marin's evening commute
• Mill Valley mystery cat adopted by Novato Elvis impersonator
• Zoning at Grady Ranch owned by George Lucas would permit low-income housing but location poses challenges
• Marin officials lobby George Lucas to go ahead with Grady Ranch studio project
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• Novato rollover crash injures 5 on freeway
• Two men arrested at Mill Valley motel in Marin bank heist investigation
• Regional plan to increase housing in Marin draws fire at Larkspur forum
• Long migration of Point Reyes sparrows tracked to Alaska
• San Rafael looking to strengthen smoking ordinance
• Parking debate heats up in Novato's Hamilton neighborhood
• Marin residents cut off from subsistence payments face-off with county health workers
• Three-vehicle collision in Novato closes freeway lane
• Novato man accused of two DUI crashes in two days
• San Rafael resident alarmed over backyard scorpion discovery
• Gas prices dip in Marin, state
• Lucasfilm stuns Marin, pulls plug on Grady Ranch movie studio project
• Eat out on April 17 and help Marin County School Volunteers
• Woodacre therapist asks former patients, did therapy help?
• Tuesday morning storm rolls through Marin and another is on the way
• Congressional candidates talk about importance of standing their ground in Washington
• Corte Madera waiter claims $228,000 lottery ticket sold in San Rafael
• Novato man who died in jump was a leader among older skydivers
• Larkspur woman s cat trapped for 16 days in neighbor s attic
• Doyle Drive will close for entire weekend at end of April
• Sewer pipe failure sends 360 gallons of sewage into Fairfax Creek
• Ailing young sea lion found on Alcatraz is recovering at Marine Mammal Center
• Marin County loses a round in $30 million computer suit against Deloitte Consulting
• Rain to return overnight as back-to-back storms make for wet week in Marin County
• Part of new Doyle Drive should be open to motorists before Memorial Day
• Larkspur mulling plans for Doherty Drive work this fall
• Homemade bombs found at Fairfax middle school
• I hope to see you at our next CIG Meeting.
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• San Rafael police attack crime around Transit Center
• Belvedere officials, home investors battle over $200,000 fine
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of April 9
• Marin County library system cuts overdue book fines
• Mill Valley Library hosts Poetry World Series
• Novato man dies in parachute mishap
• Online petition urges groceries over hardware for vacant Tam Junction market
• Joy Phoenix is Marin volunteer of the week for April 7, 2012
• Larkspur council approves moratorium on medical pot dispensaries
• Marin County criticized for limiting subsistence payments to individuals deemed employable; public meeting will air issues
• Ex-Ukrainian prime minister now in federal prison owes Marin $2 million in back taxes
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of April 9 2012
• Sausalito Art Festival Foundation accepting scholarship applications
• Drake High School's Principal Don Drake finds a new career in Korea
• Sausalito dog park gets new sign after 20 years
• SMART rail agency gets solid credit ratings as it prepares bond sale
• Marin social activists hold vigil for Trayvon Martin
• San Rafael trio arrested in widening burglary and vandalism case
• Fairfax council states opposition to Ross Valley Sanitary District's rate increase
• Bolinas molestation suspect sentenced to two years in prison
• Cyclist involved in fatal S.F. crash was coming from Marin Headlands ride
• San Rafael trio arrested in widening burglary and vandalism case
• Movers & Shakers: Radiant Logic taps East Coast chief
• SchoolsRule-Marin, Venables Bell, IJ relaunch fundraising campaign
• Sonnen Audi/VW dealership in San Rafael starting work on new building
• Richmond-San Rafael Bridge lanes reopen after wine truck fire forces closure
• Filmmaker Appel takes a bold new step
• Marin business groups form advocacy for employment issues
• Francis Ford Coppola sues Novato restaurant over its name -- Tavola
• Noralee Monestere resigns as executive director of the Marin Symphony
• San Rafael man arrested in Novato in marijuana investigation
• San Rafael vigil planned for Trayvon Martin on April 5
• Otter crossing signs go up in Corte Madera and Larkspur after 2 killed
• Marin judge sets November trial for accused serial killer Naso
• Novato pimping suspect avoids prison for hapless hotel hookup
• San Quentin inmate on killing a Novato man: 'The innocence of a child will be defended'
• Panda Express to open restaurant at Northgate mall in Terra Linda
• Scofflaw San Rafael motorist busted for DUI after freeway wreck
• Marin forum on 'sustainable public pensions' draws big crowd, and a grim warning from former supervisor
• George Lucas' Grady Ranch digital studio project delayed pending more study of creek plan
• Experts tell seniors in San Rafael how to avoid being victims of fraud
• San Rafael neighborhood group appeals pro baseball ruling by Marin judge
• Peter Douglas, Marin resident and fierce protector of California's coast, dies
• Marin City boy, 15, accused of armed robbery for iPhone
• Ross Valley, Mill Valley flood insurance on the way up
• Lagunitas WWII veteran receives top French medal
• Ritter Center expansion gets unanimous San Rafael City Council approval
• Encouraging young readers in San Rafael
• Marin County ranked healthiest county in state for third year in a row, despite residents' love of alcohol
• Tiburon store safe raided for cash, credit receipts, checks
• San Rafael police arrest man after street confrontation
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• 'Miracle March' rains buoy Marin reservoirs
• Sen. Feinstein attacks National Park Service report on Drakes Estero oysters; critics say she is wrong
• Family tiff over frozen shrimp lands Tiburon man in cooler
• San Rafael burglary suspect jailed after chase, crash and manhunt
• Marin County road crew clears huge Panoramic Highway slide
• Surge in gopher population damaging levees in Santa Venetia, Tam Valley
• Orchard hardware eyes Mill Valley; Goodman Building Supply not happy
• Dennis Villalobos is Marin student of the week for April 2, 2012
• Hearing on San Rafael sports complex delayed due to Caltrans letter
• San Rafael store sells ticket worth $200K
• Downtown fire damages Sausalito building
• Honoring Cesar Chavez
• Marin County pension forum Tuesday will 'sharpen debate'
• Marin County's escalating pension costs rooted in 1970s 'scandalous' fiscal deceptions
• Fairfax's Lamott shares funny, frustrating journey into grandmotherhood
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of April 2, 2012
• Subway will take its case to Mill Valley City Council
• Mudslide closes Panoramic Highway at Pan Toll on Mount Tamalpais
• Novato men and Oakland man arrested in Sausalito thefts
• Caretaker for San Rafael woman, 88, accused of pilfering $124,000
• Greenbrae, Mill Valley bank heists seen as new strikes by Novato robber
• How to win lottery money in Marin County (maybe)
• Grandson urges Sausalito students to carry on Cesar Chávez's legacy
• Fairfax shoppers will begin paying additional half-cent sales tax on Sunday
• San Rafael boy finishes 200-mile bike ride to raise money for Milo Foundation
• Police search for suspected Greenbrae bank robbers
• Governor OKs Indian casino compact for site near Rohnert Park
• Lib at Large: Dan Hicks - Still fly, sly and dry at 70
• City officials to be on hand at Mill Valley community meeting
• Storm to develop overnight, bring rain and wind Saturday
• Pit bull attacks Fairfax cop and Little League parent at ballgame
• Marin health officials ponder possible high court ruling striking down Obama health care plan
• Tiburon man admits to DUI No. 4, but denies DUI No. 5
• Cafe, community plaza projects move forward in Corte Madera
• Novato, San Rafael schools honored by state
• No owner found for Marin's traveling cat
• Marin restaurant employees claim $300,000 lottery prize
• County joins Fairfax open space land flap
• County OKs $1 million disabled access plan at Marin Center
• San Rafael metal fabricator Steven Zappetini arrested in sex case
• Winners named in Marin elementary school science fair
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• Girl on bicycle struck by car in Sausalito
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• Novato bank robbed, bandit eludes police search
• MCGS General meeting 3/28/12
• Novato officials approve electric car chargers
• Mill Valley liquor store sells $300,000 lottery ticket
• Bolinas man charged in saloon battle as inquiry continues
• Marin housing chief resigns to join family in Southern California
• Girls Circle Association sets up office in San Rafael
• Fairfax family escapes without a scratch when tree crushes home
• Marin County pension forum draws fire from critics
• Alleged serial killer Naso decides he needs some legal help
• Belvedere brothers sued by city, fire officials over alleged hoarding
• San Rafael man gets 5-year term for deadly gang battle
• Falling trees do damage across Marin as storm pounds county overnight
• Fairfax residence and car slammed by falling tree
• Effort to keep Marin's state parks open picks up steam as similar plans move ahead statewide
• Deadly fall of San Anselmo man under investigation
• Tiburon police follow evidence to East Bay in credit card case
• Driver injured near Novato after car hydroplanes
• March rainfall continues to soak Marin
• Developer exploring options for stalled '33 North' project in San Rafael
• Seminars planned in Marin to help seniors avoid scam artists
• Blithedale Terrace development stalls in Mill Valley
• Officials want more study on plan to dismantle Marin public health lab
• Marin supervisors approve employee pay raise pact
• Mill Valley man arrested in San Rafael robbery case
• Novato Sanitary officials mull rate increase
• McGlashan honored at Marin Civic Center exhibit
• Stowaway cat returns to Marin after Santa Cruz adventure
• Marin opponents of state housing mandates join forces, seek political allies
• Marin home prices, sales rise in February
• Shoreline report shows district's divisions
• Chiropractor settles suit by prosecutors in Marin and region
• British company acquires San Rafael mobile banking company Clairmail
• Rain dampens spring's bloom as more storms head for Marin
• Bemused pig the object of affection at Hamilton school in Novato
• Lib at Large: A Novato woman's renewed search for Amelia Earhart
• County joins with Marin hospitals to reduce Medicare patients' return visits
• Marin Humane Society makes first cut in $500,000 contest
• Illegal trails to be erased from Mount Tam as part of ongoing project
• Thomas Boeck is Marin student of the week for March 26, 2012
• Lagunitas parents push for charter school
• Program could provide homes for up to 200 farmworkers in West Marin
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of March 26, 2012
• Broadcaster Dana King honored by Huffman as 'woman of the year'
• Laughter, tears at public memorial for Supervisor Hal Brown
• Leslie Lava is Marin volunteer of the week for March 24, 2012
• Novato man arrested in two San Rafael armed robberies
• Food trucks will make more appearances at Larkspur Ferry Terminal
• Blithedale Terrace final EIR to go before Mill Valley Planning Commission
• Local group submits intent letter to operate China Camp and Olompali state parks
• Governor to speak at Hal Brown memorial service Saturday
• San Rafael works with Dominican residents to repair sidewalks
• Marin's jobless rate remains lowest in state, but 9,100 still seek work
• Marin sewage agencies continue to do battle
• San Rafael sting, targeting alcohol violators, picks up drug case
• San Rafael principal honored as Marin educator of the year
• Novato man pleads guilty in meth, pot investigation
• Rain on Saturday morning will launch a wet weekend
• Marin buzzes for 'Hunger Games' opening night - just like the rest of the country
• Novato man denied dismissal of charges in Greenbrae gunfight
• Marin stowaway cat remains unclaimed in Santa Cruz
• Fairfax police arrest 2 teens in house party-turned-crime binge
• Report: San Pablo Bay receives most toxics in state
• Marin Academy grad sings on 'The Hunger Games' soundtrack
• Ceremony honoring the late Supervisor Hal Brown set for Saturday
• New ticket system in place for Larkspur ferry to ballpark
• 28th annual Farm Day comes to Marin
• McGlashan exhibit dedication set for Tuesday
• Light rain expected Thursday as new storm heads for Marin on Friday
• Toppling tree cuts power to 5,300 Novato homes
• County of Marin reaches pay pact with employees
• San Anselmo apartment damaged in kitchen fire
• SMART moves to tap millions in bond funds for Marin-to-Sonoma rail project
• Huge container ship arrives in SF Bay
• Kitten hitches a ride in van's engine from Marin to Santa Cruz
• San Anselmo man arrested on warrant in molestation case
• Novato woman arrested in Fairfax burglary investigation
• Suspected cocaine dealer charged in Marin City case
• Crowd turns out to criticize plan to shut down Marin County's public health laboratory
• Springtime showers in the forecast
• Chuck Bennett, Novato businessman and community volunteer, dies at 69
• Donations sought for San Rafael minister battling cancer
• Marin County declares drought emergency
• Mill Valley Art Commission accepting Milley Award nominations
• Top county lawyer, technology chief lauded for Marin Civic Center careers
• World record for most cars doing donuts set at Sonoma raceway
• Novato to transform Rancho into neighborhood school
• Novato landfill wins appellate ruling over expansion project
• U.S. set to settle historical dispute with landmark designation for Drakes Bay
• Gray whales rest near Marin as they migrate north
• San Rafael commissions study for garbage, recycling rates
• Patience Abbe, former child author and Marin resident, dies at 87
• San Rafael schoolchildren embark on two-week 'Run for Reading' fundraiser
• San Rafael police say pedestrian at fault for crash that killed him
• Novato Theater renovation gets $150,000 county boost
• Marin supervisors seek independent review of ABAG growth forecasts
• St. Patrick's Day DUI sweep nets four arrests
• Sailing in Marin: As Oracle's tactician, Kostecki in perfect position for 2013 America's Cup
• Feds release new review of Drakes Bay oyster farm science
• Soundwall work welcomed as part of Novato Narrows widening work
• Alleged drunk at San Rafael library charged with spitting at cops
• San Anselmo Girl Scout collects donations to send 2,661 boxes of cookies to U.S. troops overseas
• Car driver hurt in collision with bus on Highway 101 in San Rafael
• Air Force honors Novato's JROTC program
• Five injured in chain collision wreck north of Novato
• San Rafael riders dominate county bus service
• Radar trailer moves to Tennessee Valley
• Marin History Museum exhibit shows how Golden Gate Bridge changed the county
• The Las Gallinas Valley Sanitary exploring program to fund lateral repairs
• College Avenue structure in Kentfield in line for facelift
• James Giusti is Marin student of the week for March 19, 2012
• Fairfax mom launches conversation about clean water
• Despite rain, Marin County eyes emergency drought declaration
• Prep golf: San Rafael's Besson able to compete while using one arm
• Lib at Large: A large book about a larger than life writer, Richard Brautigan
• Environmentalist sees potential for Marin in Farm Bill
• Food trucks linger despite Novato law
• Two drivers arrested at Novato DUI checkpoint
• County proposes $150,000 grant to aid Novato Theater effort
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of March 19, 2012
• Corte Madera mom delivers her baby in car en route to the hospital
• Steve Harris is Marin volunteer of the week for March 17, 2012
• CIG meeting at Villa Marin.
• Cal gets commitment from Marin Catholic's Goff
• Company lays off 50 San Rafael-based emergency medical technicians after they reject pay cuts
• Alleged cocaine dealer arrested in Novato, San Rafael investigation
• Copper's Dream Rescue, a dog rescue program, opens new San Rafael site
• Plan for increase in Ross Valley sewer service rates moves forward
• Marin pension trustees OK $3.2 million administration budget
• Storm may dust Mt. Tam with snow
• Sausalito hopes to clear tourist bike tangle with reservation system
• Fans snap up Apple's latest iPad at Corte Madera store
• Ross residents debate why no one wants to run for 3 open Town Council seats
• Larkspur man arrested and charged with wire fraud, also faces charges of defrauding investors
• Fairfax man sentenced for shipping pot across country
• Twin Cities police seek man in knife attack
• Group rallies in San Rafael as part of nationwide MoveOn protests
• Virtual school's students meet for real-world science fair in Corte Madera
• Marin pension critics offer praise for supervisors' actions
• Sausalito will see its post office move and shrink under plan
• Marin parents, school supporters hold bubble-blowing protest of school budet cuts
• Homeowners appeal huge Lucasfilm studio plan for Grady Ranch
• Sebastopol hospital hires interim CEO in deal with Marin General Hospital
• Storm in Marin: Wet weather continues
• Car with missing tire on Golden Gate Bridge results in DUI arrest
• Ross residents turn a cold shoulder to running for Town Council; crowd running for Congress grows
• Unlucky suspects in San Rafael hotel bust plead guilty to pot trafficking
• Fairfax police say blood evidence links man to 2011 burglary
• Sausalito eyes food scraps compost program
• Deluge boosts reservoirs in Marin, 'wettest spot in Bay Area'
• Panel discusses First Amendment at Dominican University in San Rafael
• Tony Silveira, longtime Marin dairy rancher, dies at 90
• San Anselmo council OKs seminary housing plan
• Ross Valley Sanitary District considers raising rates to pay for $100 million in new bonds
• Marin cities face hit as state pension board cuts investment rate
• Marin pension officials apologize for meeting delay
• New board wants to keep Laurel House open at Marin Art and Garden Center
• Marin supervisors endorse $1 cigarette tax on ballot
• Police seek van after suspicious encounter in San Anselmo
• Inmate dies of natural causes on San Quentin's death row
• Novato considers end to Rancho's special status
• Researcher says he knows site of 400-year-old Drakes Bay shipwreck
• San Rafael's Carol Wilmer has tapped into a passion
• Gulf of Alaska storm may pack 5 inches of rain
• Marin supervisors bicker over energy 'alternate' post
• State appeals court finds Marin needs to protect rights of mental patients
• San Rafael gas shoots up 50 cents over last month
• Supervisors to weigh tab for Marin organic pest control program
• Supervisor Arnold: ABAG job projection for Marin needs 'reality check'
• Hiker, lost in bad weather, rescued from Mount Tam trail
• Marin County moves ahead with public housing improvement plan
• County of Marin OKs housing pact with Novato
• Marin educators divided on competing state tax measures
• Regional planners cut job, housing projections in Marin
• San Rafael, county road medians could get new landscaping by August
• Vegetation fire breaks out near Mill Valley sewage plant
• Report: General support for new Marin City community center and gym
• Tiburon attorney named top state banking regulator
• Seagull sparks power failure at San Quentin and East San Rafael area
• Share your memories of the Golden Gate Bridge
• A wet end to winter expected this week in Bay Area
• More than 130 projects judged in annual Marin secondary school science fair
• Novato-based Willis Lease reports lower earnings for quarter but higher earnings for the year
• Novato school turns pink to protest teacher layoffs
• Filing for Assembly post representing Marin closes with seven in the race
• Lib at Large: Mill Valley barber ready to hang up his shears after 42 years
• Luis Hernandez is Marin student of the week for March 12, 2012
• College of Marin student uses social media to power growth of conservative website
• Marin's organic war on pests
• Novato police seek suspect in stabbing
• Marin County now has high concentration of female police chiefs
• Tsunami threat serious for coastal Marin
• Hearing set on Blithedale Terrace project in Mill Valley
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of March 12, 2012
• New Marin County program aimed at healthy living
• Lost photographer rescued by CHP helicopter in Pt. Reyes Seashore
• Little League Opening Day parade in Fairfax
• San Anselmo consultant advising tsunami-ravaged communities in Japan on 'green' recovery plans
• Gail MacMillan is Marin volunteer of the week for March 10, 2012
• Marin Transit makes bus changes in Novato, Marinwood and Terra Linda
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of March 11, 2012
• Crowds of candidates file for open seats representing Marin in Congress, state Assembly
• San Rafael man injured in Novato rollover crash
• Marin jobless rate up slightly in January, state rate falls below 11 percent
• Novato play tackles subject of school violence
• Mill Valley woman who escaped fire arrested for alleged drug lab in garage
• Sausalito voters to decide fire merger in June
• Marin City crack suspects plead guilty in kitchen bust
• Rain expected to move into the region Saturday night, through the week
• Ross Valley schools push for $149 parcel tax increase
• Lib at Large: Broussard, original house band celebrate milestone at new Sweetwater
• Rev. Steve Henderson, former San Rafael pastor, dies at 65
• Police ID alleged hit-and-run trucker in Mill Valley nursery incident
• Pair charged in drug and fraud case in Belvedere, Sausalito, Marin City
• Residents line up with antiques at first San Rafael appraisal event
• Marin judicial race shrinks with exit of San Anselmo councilman
• International Women's Day celebrated with a walk across Golden Gate Bridge
• Marin lot split fee flap winds up in court
• Fresh & Easy to open in Tiburon's Cove Shopping Center
• Sprinkler helps snuff out fire at Rolling Hills Club in Novato
• Hal Brown memorial service set for March 24
• Boaters warned of whales in San Francisco Bay
• Tiburon officials approve red CVS sign
• Mill Valley fire: Woman escapes from burning home
• CHP: Car ditched after Novato crash was stolen from San Rafael
• California primary offers Santorum glimmer of hope, but Marin residents prefer Romney
• Coast Guard discusses rules of the bay for America's Cup race
• Gang specialists discuss prevention tactics at San Rafael forum
• Joan Jett, Dickey Betts, Mickey Thomas to headline Marin County Fair
• Suicides up on the Golden Gate Bridge in 2011
• Gov. Jerry Brown visits downtown Fairfax
• Marin County births: Feb. 17-25, 2012
• Wind advisory continues for Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• Mazzoni hired as College of Marin lobbyist
• Corte Madera council votes to leave ABAG
• Corte Madera officials relax rules on chickens and bees
• Mill Valley business mangled in incident with big-rig
• Novato police arrest suspect in downtown stabbing
• San Rafael police arrest Novato woman in $300,000 embezzlement case
• Sausalito Art Festival Foundation names San Rafael resident new executive director
• Dipsea program brings Sausalito schoolchildren to the starting line
• Marin Municipal Water District plans to extend $75 annual fee for 19 years to fix pipes
• Novato planners deny alcohol permit for Shell gas station
• Marin reigns as California's income king
• Corte Madera official takes out papers to run against Supervisor Kinsey
• Olive Avenue in Novato to be closed for highway work Wednesday through Friday
• Novato teens accused of gang attack on 12-year-old boy
• Car abandoned in Novato after occupants crash into median
• Man's body found in Homestead Valley; foul play not suspected
• High-wind advisory puts focus on bridges Tuesday
• Tamalpais school district students call for healthier food
• Marinwood man accused of misconduct with girl, 11
• San Rafael looking to move ahead with plastic bag, Styrofoam ban despite litigation
• Sausalito man accused of attack with ladder, wood, wheelbarrow
• Tax snafu irks senior homeowners in Tamalpais school district
• John Sansing, who headed Point Reyes National Seashore for 25 years, dies at 86
• San Rafael kidney transplant recipient heading to Washington DC to speak to legislators
• Marin County red-tags SPAWN's creekside remodel in Lagunitas
• Pair of East Bay quakes, topped by 4.0 temblor, rattle Marin
• Newspaper launches latest effort to bridge West Marin's cultural divide
• Tiburon big-leaguer Sam Chapman to be honored with downtown monument
• Spotted owl project wins $13,100 boost from Marin County
• Fire damages Fairfax stable
• CHP nabs multiple DUI driver in San Rafael
• Sausalito fire damages motor home
• Retired College of Marin counselor helps student inmates achieve dreams
• Sonoma County man, a suspect in 15 Novato burglaries, arrested in Placer County
• First Friday Slam Poetry competition a big hit at Mill Valley Library
• Hearing set on Sausalito post office move
• San Rafael company offers free social media classes for unemployed
• Longtime Marin supervisor Hal Brown dies of cancer at 66
• Sausalito street, once the site of angry graffiti, is repaired
• Novato, county reach interim accord in affordable housing flap
• Marin business owners make list of top tax scofflaws
• San Rafael gang teen who fired semiautomatic gets chance to avoid prison
• Death penalty sought in Richmond-San Rafael Bridge toll plaza killings
• Movers & Shakers: Huffman honors San Rafael construction company
• Lack of rain forces Marin water district to tap rarely used reservoir
• Novato housing advocacy groups to merge
• Feds post more than 52,000 comments received on Point Reyes oyster farm report
• San Rafael police say two armed robberies might have same perp
• Marin Humane Society hen adoption under way
• Marin again leads Bay Area in winter wood smoke complaints
• Restaurant, resort companies relocate from Mill Valley to San Rafael
• Marin Community Foundation joins effort to foster better relations between Muslims and non-Muslims
• Terra Linda pedestrian struck by minivan, hits windshield
• Move to abolish death penalty headed for California ballot
• San Anselmo council holds off on design review changes prompted by critic of Kroot project
• Showers slow Marin commute Thursday, 'nice, dry weekend' forecast
• Housing activists take aim at new Novato planning official
• Storm brings rain to Marin and lots of snow to the Sierra
• Novato man arrested after marijuana mailed to Ohio
• Study: Marin has highest costs for housing and transportation in the Bay Area
• Marin prosecutors to seek death penalty in Naso murder case
• Sausalito fire merger vote could come as soon as June 5 ballot
• San Rafael gangster sentenced in fatal Gerstle Park stabbing
• San Rafael Target lawsuit settled; store construction to move forward
• FBI confiscates documents at Novato-based medical supply company
• Neighbors weigh options after Novato officials approve hillside house
• Planners say 'no' to Subway chain in Mill Valley
• Lady Gaga turns heads at Nick's Cove in Marshall and at stops in Sonoma County
• Trio of Mill Valley second-grade 'leaplings' celebrates special birthday Wednesday
• Former Marin judge William McGivern dies at 72
• County moves to close Marin public health lab; critics say county would be vulnerable in a disaster
• Study: National parks provide big economic boost to Marin communities
• Marin judge affirms ruling backing pro baseball in San Rafael
• Marin paper airplane expert uses Ayoob's arm to set world record
• Three-time Marin killer gets sentence extended for 15 years
• Marin supervisors to Gov. Brown: Don't cut child care
• Newsom to appear in conversation at Mill Valley event
• Federal funding cuts force nine employee layoffs at Marin Housing Authority
• Terra Linda clerk injured in fight with armed robber
• Marin planners OK huge Lucasfilm project
• Guide Dogs for the Blind building new student residence in San Rafael
• Redwood Trust moves ahead with new mortgage-based securities despite quarterly loss
• Judge issues tentative ruling in favor of pro ball at Albert Park
• California Historical Society opens Golden Gate Bridge exhibit to honor span's 75th anniversary
• College of Marin instructor lauded for mission research
• Starved Central Valley hens end up at Marin Humane Society, will be adopted out
• Novato police cite dozens in traffic enforcement push
• Marin City man arrested on suspicion of pill trafficking
• Two theaters provide red carpet treatment to Marin
• Ariel Boysen is Marin student of the week for Feb. 27, 2012
• Federal agents analyze Novato arson evidence
• Novato firefighters free rollover victims
• Three teens booked in Novato car theft
• Firefighters rescue two from burning San Rafael home
• Lib at Large: A portrait of two Marins
• Marin 'Portrait' sparks accusations of 'political advocacy'
• Neighbors battle over hillside house in Novato
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Feb. 27, 2012
• Rebuilt Marin Bocce courts opened in San Rafael
• Novato woman jailed after car crash
• Karen Smith is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 25, 2012
• Move afoot to meld three divisions of Marin County's health department
• Public should leave seal pups on Marin beaches alone
• Lucas Valley neighbors fear Lucasfilm project
• San Rafael-based Autodesk's fourth-quarter profits up 17 percent
• Downtown San Rafael, Sausalito post offices to relocate
• Novato, San Rafael mull teacher layoffs
• Officials gather for ceremonial SMART train groundbreaking
• Actor Ashton Kutcher joins Silicon Valley task force in Marin for child porn sweep
• San Rafael police lieutenant selected for White House event
• Former Marin Presbyterian minister censured for same-sex marriages
• Movers & Shakers: BioMarin CFO to step down
• New Sausalito high-tech start-up shrinks technology to fit physicians' needs
• Residents appeal Ritter Center's expansion to San Rafael City Council
• Marin basks in more warm weather, just shy of a record
• James Kimo Campbell, activist and college trustee, dies at 65
• Sausalito fire merger plan heading to ballot
• Ross Valley Sanitary board OKs $1.1 million in repairs
• Child porn raids in Novato, Fairfax, San Rafael lead to arrests
• West Marin faces possble water cuts
• Marin enjoys a warm winter break
• Audience at Dr. Morse presentation.
• MCGS meeting with Dr. Stephen P. Morse about 1940 census.
• New Point Reyes hostel built green and for families
• San Rafael to discuss possible plastic bag, Styrofoam ban again
• Lawsuit accuses Mill Valley travel company of wage violations
• Ross Valley Sanitary District losing million-dollar contract with San Quentin State Prison
• Marin child care advocates rally against 'devastating' budget cuts
• Corte Madera approves joint powers deal with Southern Marin Fire
• PG&E issues high-wind warning for Marin
• Terra Linda apartment gunfire called accidental
• Marin home sales, prices rise in January
• Motorists grow frustrated as gas prices surge in Marin
• Novato police identify suspect in purse thefts
• Novato traffic stop leads to meth, weapon arrest
• Officials tackle transportation problems in Tiburon
• Steve Patterson, outspoken voice in San Rafael politics, dies at 64
• Marin shows high interest in SmartMeter opt-out
• Mill Valley calls for residents to post visions of the future online
• Novato boy escapes serious injury in weekend hit-run accident
• Marin fog only temporary -- sunny skies ahead
• Lib at Large: Frank Lloyd Wright's long lost Marin dog house
• Occupy Oakland rallies at San Quentin, turning Presidents Day into Prisoners' Day
• Marin County curbs payroll costs as overtime plunges
• Film production, effects company opens in storied San Rafael building
• Association seeks photos for 'Hiking in Point Reyes' contest
• County of Marin overtime payroll dominated by sheriff's employees
• Man stabbed at Novato's Mission Lodge
• Kelsey Lopin is Marin student of the week for Feb. 20, 2012
• San Rafael man savors wine for the label
• Goose starts Novato fire and survives
• West Marin housing trust picks Thompson as director
• Ross Valley tax could reflect concerns about state
• Novato company releases president-themed iPhone travel app
• County launches major Novato flood control study
• Sausalito Bay Model ready to launch reopening
• County of Marin scales back salary ranges for top posts
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Feb. 20, 2012
• Rock Hall of Fame to honor Grateful Dead with 'Long, Strange Trip' exhibit
• Street closure, no parking zones announced for San Quentin Occupy protest
• Cynthia Folkman is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 18, 2012
• $150 tickets for Phil Lesh's Terrapin Crossroads opening has fans grumbling
• 'Now it's my turn': Greenbrae man, 90, testifies about shootout with suspect
• Belvedere homeowner scales back basketball plans
• Mill Valley woman launches new educational game company
• Tiburon traffic stop leads to cocaine arrest
• Labor-management partnership lauded at Kaiser Permanente in San Rafael
• Finnish educator offers suggestions for American schools
• BioMarin of Novato fined for wastewater violations
• Jon McIntire, former Grateful Dead manager, dies at 70
• Bolinas names bell tower in counselor's honor
• Novato teachers appeal to parents for support
• Marin Municipal Water District chief Helliker resigns, but will stay on to ease transition
• Novato hires two officials for top planning spots
• Texas singer-songwriter Jimmie Dale Gilmore sings for Marin seniors
• Ross Valley sewer service rate increase linked to proposal for new pricing structure
• Larkspur council approves new graffiti ordinance
• Novato tenant who molested girl sentenced to three-year prison term
• Marin bridges expected to carry heavy traffic this weekend with Bay Bridge closure
• Ross Valley authorities seek man in white van who beckons to girls
• Amazing Grace Music building, a San Anselmo landmark, demolished
• 3.5-magnitude earthquake near Vallejo rattles Marin
• Vehicle crashes into downtown San Rafael building
• Mill Valley collision sends motorcyclist to hospital
• Point Bonita Lighthouse bridge work nears an end
• In-N-Out Burger project moving slowly in Novato
• Novato man pleads guilty to molesting friend s daughter, 11
• Tiburon man arrested after robbery of pizza deliverer
• Dr. William Lamers, national hospice pioneer and co-founder of Marin Hospice, dies at 80
• Naso will represent self at trial, and hopes to be free this year
• SMART board kills repeal initiative, buys Texas bridge
• Novato's downtown city hall plan advances
• Mission San Rafael to host state missions conference this week
• Officials mum about probe of Marin County assessor's office
• Two top county of Marin officials announce retirement
• San Rafael woman gets five-year prison term for toilet assault
• Terra Linda gas station robbed by gunman
• State Honors Marin County Child Support Agency
• Mill Valley artist wins Valentine's Day date with Google
• Black History Month celebration takes over Marin City storefront
• Registrar verifying signatures seeking Sausalito fire merger vote
• Larkspur Flower and Food Festival seeking donations, volunteers
• Marin pension reserve fund gets $5 million boost from windfall
• Prius raffle raises $55,000 for Marin special education group
• San Quentin 'priority' housing designation scrapped
• IJ readers share their love stories for Valentine's Day
• Marin singled out for effective children's services
• Planners OK Marin coastal plan after 19 workshops, 9 formal hearings
• High-surf advisory brings big waves to Marin coast Tuesday
• Signatures turned in to force vote on Sausalito fire merger, registrar to perform count
• Corte Madera brothers, 8 and 6, win at regional chess competition
• Rising fees, budget cuts blamed for drop in College of Marin enrollment
• Novato's Fireman's Fund names year's riskiest movie
• Mill Valley traffic stop snags Fairfax drug-dealing suspect
• T.J.Maxx store opening Sunday in former San Rafael Borders space
• Marin Energy Authority offers incentive for customers to pay more for 'Deep Green'
• Fairfax's Good Earth food store gets 21st century upgrade
• Tiburon's Booker T. Jones wins fourth Grammy
• Three arrested in Marin City crack cocaine operation
• San Rafael group to begin mine clearance in Palestinian village
• Marin County $50,000 challenge grant kicks off Novato bike park fund
• Madison Soreng is Marin student of the week for Feb. 13, 2012
• Conservation league blasts land plan at prison
• Volunteer Costamagna is a woman on a mission
• Marin college students brace for changes to financial aid
• Crowded congressional race just one of several Marin contests that figure to be hot in June
• Three Marin Board of Supervisors' seats at stake in June election
• Two men busted after Novato fire leads to indoor pot farm
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Feb. 13, 2012
• Marin integrated pest management team honored by state
• Tuskegee Airmen honored at Marin's Gnoss Field
• Marin planning team polishes coastal development program
• Tammy Edmonson is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 11, 2012
• Berner, who helped establish trust in Marin's farmlands, announces retirement
• Toll-takers could be off the Golden Gate Bridge by December
• Two-alarm fire damages San Rafael lumber company
• Amy Belser, former Sausalito mayor, dies at 73
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• Marilyn Steinau, longtime Marin Board of Education trustee, dies at 84
• Lib at Large: YouTube made Pomplamoose 'videosong' stars
• Buckelew Programs, Family Service Agency of Marin to merge
• Marin County finds itself with an extra $14.8 million
• 'W' taken from Marinwood Market's sign
• Newsom files application for addition to Kent Woodlands home
• SWAT team arrests Novato parolee
• Guardrail repair snarls southbound Highway 101 traffic in Novato
• County agency rejects protest of Sasualito fire merger plan
• Marin homeowners to receive $50 million in nationwide mortgage settlement
• Mother of Novato murder suspects will plead Fifth at trial
• Marin organizers looking to spread the Marin Energy Authority model to other states
• Novato girl s molester, 24, sentenced to jail time
• Prep wrestling: Novato's Madson carries family tradition to girls championships
• Marin state parks support group reinvents itself to stave off closures
• Lab test rules out connection to mad cow disease for one of two rare Marin cases
• San Quentin prison riot sends four to MGH
• Lawsuit over emergency trail settled in Mill Valley
• San Rafael artist Annwell sheds light on aging
• Police seek man who offered girl a ride in San Anselmo
• Tiburon woman arrested in case of dog tossed out of SF apartment window
• Sonoma burglary suspects arrested in Novato's Bel Marin Keys
• Two rare cases of fatal brain illness linked to mad cow disease diagnosed in Marin County
• Accreditation commission puts College of Marin back on warning list
• San Rafael bust reveals indoor pot farm, $400,000 in dried weed
• Marin bike manufacturer sold to European firm
• San Rafael workers find woman's necklace months after accidental flushing
• Ross School students send up hot-air balloons in 'special tradition'
• Corte Madera apartment project moves forward after developer offers $250,000 to help improve traffic
• Bookmobile librarian saluted as Marin County top employee
• Marin County pension system retirees in line for cost-of-living increases
• Fog blamed for multi-vehicle crash on Highway 37
• Big surf pounds Marin coast as inland fog slows commute
• Marin same-sex couples rejoice over court's Proposition 8 ruling
• Novato's city manager says difficult times are ahead
• Marin judge says condemned serial killer can be extradited to New York
• Sausalito wine merchant sentenced to 27 years for Vallejo arson
• Proposed CVS pharmacy signs cause flap in Tiburon
• Larkspur drug treatment center for women closing due to money problems
• Plans announced for 70-unit affordable housing, retail development at Marinwood Plaza
• County of Marin will hire consultant to help avoid another computer snafu
• Board cuts Marin planning fees
• San Rafael council to start meeting an hour earlier
• Bay Area getting some rain today, but it's not much
• Marin County and cities consider suing Comcast for public access money
• Novato's Marin Oaks receives state recognition
• Removal of Hawk Hill trees changes the look of the Marin Headlands
• Huffman introduces bill to save state parks
• Agencies scramble to fill funding gap on Doyle Drive project
• Redwood High grad wows Super Bowl audience with slacklining skills
• Jon Gerhard, San Rafael tattoo artist, dies at 43
• Wednesday deadline looms for 3 judgeships at stake on Marin ballot
• Rain, wind expected to arrive Monday night
• San Rafael psychologist sentenced to 8 years in child porn case
• Announcing the 8th Annual Wholly Genes Genealogy Conference and Cruise. From Di...
• LaRouche proselytizers rile Marin residents by comparing Obama to Hitler
• Officials to launch Marin ag land conservation program
• Lifehouse moving to new office space in Terra Linda
• Neighbors douse Sausalito skiff fire
• New app designed by Tiburon researchers helps navigates bay's currents
• 2 men arrested in San Rafael robbery
• Budget cuts force closure of longtime Sausalito infant, toddler center
• Redwood High School to honor distinguished alumni
• Tiburon fifth-graders create court video series
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Feb. 6, 2012
• Tam High mock trial team wins 17th straight county title
• Stalking suspect sentenced in Fairfax case
• San Rafael caper at PG&E site ends in misdemeanor pleas
• Approval given for $725,000 emergency repair of clogged sewer pipe in Larkspur
• Linda Elder is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 4, 2012
• Mill Valley district, neighbors reach Edna Maguire School lawsuit settlement
• Suspect in Greenbrae gun battle seeks dismissal of charges
• Fire damages home near downtown Mill Valley
• Marin Energy Authority prepares for major expansion this summer
• At Novato murder trial, mother of Blay brothers fights subpoena
• Lions and dragons welcome lunar new year at Marin schools
• Lib at Large: Marin filmmaker's pro-gay marriage documentary stirs protests -- from gays
• MMWD plans to raise water rates for sixth straight year
• Transportation officials, developer reach agreement on former WinCup site
• Officials urge precautions as norovirus outbreaks continue in Marin
• Novato school district reaches pay deal with classified staffers
• Marin County board supports agricultural 'action plan'
• Lib at Large: With 'Dave's Picks' and new game, Grateful Dead is very much alive
• Promising winter run of Marin coho brings cautious optimism about recovery
• Marin-bred DJ Solomon killed in Thailand taxi tragedy
• Nicasio burglary suspect pleads guilty
• Inmate pleads guilty to murdering killer of Novato girl
• San Rafael man gets U.S. citizenship at age 84
• Marin County fire chief calls it quits after 37-year career
• West Marin schools agree to explore shared services
• Marin supervisors OK mental health services contracts
• Health benefits of massage therapy demonstrated in new Buck Institute study
• Political worlds collide in San Rafael as Tea Party meets Green Party
• Huffman leads fundraising for congressional seat
• San Rafael meth investigation yields two arrests
• Ross Valley Sanitary District asks board to OK emergency work in Larkspur
• Supporters of state cigarette tax hike gather in San Rafael
• PG&E customers can opt out of SmartMeters - for $75, plus $10 a month
• County joins effort to house homeless families in Novato
• Marin supervisors back 'U.S. Department of Peace'
• Mill Valley schools adopt Safe Routes as permanent policy
• Marin Theatre Co. posts $255,000 surplus in record-breaking season
• Novato, San Rafael schools brace for state budget cuts
• Sausalito looks to the water to help satisfy affordable housing requirements
• Lagunitas names Ochs-Potter to board
• Tally varies on how many San Rafael Kaiser nurses join in sympathy strike
• San Quentin housing designation scheme delayed to allow public comment
• Chilean government awards grant to help Marin brothers launch travel startup
• Former investment manager named to Marin pension board
• Marin libraries renovation plan approved
• Marin County births: Jan. 20-27, 2012
• Deputies seek suspect in failed Marin City robbery
• CHP probes Novato stabbing incident
• Novato schools, union divided over teacher salaries
• Kaiser nurses in Marin to participate in sympathy strike
• Design of Novato city offices advances
• Lou Gehrig's researcher succumbs to disease he sought to defeat
• SMART opponents fall short in repeal effort
• Lib at Large: Weir welcomes Sausalito student rock stars for a day
• Muir Woods shuttle fare is heading up
• Free income tax assistance programs starting in Marin
• Anonymous donor offers $50,000 matching grant for San Rafael historic house project
• To help children, group works to bring West Marin together
• Whistlestop files legal claim against SMART over San Rafael station
• San Rafael deliveryman held in domestic assault
• For Sausalito pastor, it was no ordinary ordination
• Dimiter Yonko Radonov is Marin student of the week for Jan. 30, 2012
• Marin County Free Library launches lobby makeover plan
• County to honor another 21 Marin green businesses
• County of Marin officials recommend consultant to avoid more computer problems
• Marin pension payroll shines on top brass
• Marin home prices are down, but for buyers choices are scarce
• Affordability rules could be preserved for nearly 800 Novato units
• Award given for paving Marin's Highway 101
• Marin volunteers seek labels for engineered foods
• Ross Valley Sanitary District in $1 million dispute with Central Marin Sanitation Agency
• Facebook flareup at Novato murder trial puts suspect back in jail
• Novato woman pleads guilty, repays $200,000 in Corte Madera theft
• Samantha Helbig is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 28, 2012
• SMART opponents submit petitions, await fate on Monday
• Dipsea Trail gets repair after almost six years
• Novato underage alcohol sting yields two arrests, citation
• Lib at Large: College of Marin launches class on first 25 years of rock
• DA witness in Novato murder case taunted with his own words
• Movers & Shakers: Novato beverage firm taps industry veteran
• Woman charged in San Rafael rental car theft investigation
• New site in Town Park proposed for Corte Madera community garden
• San Rafael WWII vet receives top French honor
• Firefighter crawls 40 feet into Mill Valley drainage pipe, rescues dog
• Marin supervisors: community planning trumps affordable housing
• San Geronimo tree flap settled as board eases plans and cuts fees
• San Anselmo practioneer of Chinese medicine transforms clinic into interactive, mini-museum
• Educational program that steers kids toward college moves into the heart of Marin City
• Novato to give up affordable housing role
• Sausalito police seek tips in theft of bikes
• Kris Mulkey's blog gets a nudge from Anderson Cooper
• San Rafael librarian lands coveted spot in State of the Union events
• Historic San Rafael mansion restored after 2008 fire on G Street
• Four hospitalized after West Marin collision
• Marin League of Women Voters launches observer project
• Marin County births: Jan. 9-18, 2012
• San Rafael commission OK's airport sports complex's environmental documents
• Marin's fourth-quarter foreclosures down more than 25 percent from a year ago
• Obama's State of the Union gets mixed reviews from Marin residents
• Report provides picture of Novato's changing demographics
• Tempers boil over as Novato murder informant describes killing
• Woman, 29, former Terra Linda High basketball standout, dies in ATV accident
• Marin County to coordinate communication with the public
• Relatives remember slain San Rafael pedestrian as warm family man
• Novato photographer Fryday gets Oscar nod for her first film
• Marin pension critics back rank-and-file county employees
• Bolinas man charged with molesting 13-year-old girl
• Marin developer agrees to full environmental review of Port Sonoma project
• Novato home brewer plans pub in Bel Marin Keys
• Two Marin congressional candidates claim victory in endorsement tally
• Thirsty Marin soaks up windy weekend storms with 8.7 inches of rain
• Key witness in Novato murder case makes surprise appearance on stand
• Marin health officials quarantine two senior housing centers, one child care center due to outbreak
• Marin judge orders Naso to stand trial on four murder counts
• Marinwood Market donating paper bag fees required by county
• Parents fear budget cuts could slash child care subsidies
• Police do not suspect foul play in San Rafael death over the weekend
• Thirsty Marin soaks up windy weekend storms with 6.4 inches of rain
• Boat burns, sinks in Sausalito
• Marin football fans glued to screens for 49ers title bid
• Sausalito fire department merger debate heats up
• Grace Lee is Marin student of the week for Jan. 23, 2012
• Larkspur park receives new 'merry-go-round' donation
• Marin ski shops, skiers rejoice at long-awaited Sierra snows
• Dave Albee: Lowered expectations make this the best kind of 49ers fever
• Report: County of Marin could improve public communications
• Marin foster parents sought for young children, teens
• San Quentin green jobs fair draws more than 200 men
• Marin could see heavier traffic as part of Bay Bridge shuts down next month
• In Your Town: Public meetings from across Marin for week of Jan. 23, 2012
• CIG Meeting
• Roger Anderson is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 21, 2012
• Marin water district sued over damage to Tiburon phone cable
• Murder suspect Naso, in closing pitch, says women voluntarily disrobe for him
• Novato rock singer-songwriter Terry Dolan dies at 68
• Inside the frenzy: 49ers website reporter is a former Novato High athlete
• Marin's public health officer leaving after nine months on the job
• Tiburon board OKs CVS sign after color change
• Umbrellas come out in Marin County; more rain expected this weekend
• Marin's jobless rate falls to 6.5 percent
• Bank of Marin's earnings dip in fourth quarter as it digests acquisition of Napa bank
• Widow of Novato murder victim testifies at trial of five defendants
• San Rafael man accused of threatening to kill shop owner
• Marin Human Rights Commission honors teens, adults
• Lagunitas opens polls for advisory election
• San Rafael's Autodesk makes Fortune's top 100 companies to work for list
• Ex-wife of murder suspect Naso testifies against him
• Twin Cities police moving to new state-of-the-art building
• Belvedere investment adviser pleads guilty to misusing clients' money, falsifying documents
• Transportation officials appeal Corte Madera WinCup development approval
• County of Marin installs three electric charging stations
• Marin County taps new jobs chief
• Marin County posts poor scores in annual tobacco law 'report card'
• Menlo Park hires former Marin County, Tiburon administrator
• Governor delivers State of State speech to mixed reviews by Marin residents
• Planning workshop brings circus atmosphere to Marin
• Novato police arrest woman at Target in alleged gift card scam
• Commemorative bricks yanked out at Golden Gate Bridge
• Corte Madera council OKs Nordstrom expansion
• Clouds roll in over West Marin
• DA: Men gave Novato girl meth at San Rafael motel sex session
• Marin County sharpens legal attack on computer defendants
• Naso DNA profile matched to semen found on Marin murder victim
• Mill Valley looks at loosening limits on amplified music in its downtown plaza
• Rash of robberies reported in Marin City
• Marin detective says Naso waived right to silence, made 'admissions'
• New 'Portrait of Marin' report explores Marin's income inequality gap
• Sausalito police investigate liquor store holdup
• As arbitration begins, protesters accuse Sutter Health of robbing Marin General Hospital
• Novato man jailed in hit-and-run case after San Rafael pursuit
• Police continue investigation of Sunday stabbing in San Rafael
• Wikipedia, Reddit to go black Wednesday in protest against proposed laws
• Marin freezes, and now will get wet
• SMART backers, detractors face off over signature-gathering effort
• Police exhume woman's body in Healdsburg in probe of possible Naso link
• Two Marin women are using their social networking sites to help make a difference in the world
• Martin Luther King's legacy celebrated in Marin City as a call to action
• County hires consultant to find out how employees feel about their jobs
• Marin dry spell set to break with rains this week
• Belvedere police arrest woman in auto theft, burglary case
• San Rafael hotel drama snags sex suspect, jealous girlfriend and felon
• Coroner identifies body found in Nicasio
• No cause identified for San Rafael fire
• Marin County's top lawyer at Civic Center, Patrick Faulkner, to retire in March
• Fire guts 4-unit San Rafael home
• San Rafael to study effects of red-light camera program
• Nearly 200 registered for regional planning workshop in Marin
• Commemorative Golden Gate Bridge bricks set for demolition
• Sierra Kennison is Marin student of the week for Jan. 16, 2012
• Donations flow to Marin County coffers for San Geronimo open space purchase
• San Rafael officer injured in crash
• An interesting blog post about Coats of Arms. Good reading.
• Brothers booked in Novato attempted robbery
• San Rafael pedestrian killed in collision
• 49er Faithful's prayers are answered at San Rafael's Flatiron
• In Your Town: Public meetings from across Marin for week of Jan. 16, 2012
• Marin pension system computer program launched without a hitch
• LAFCO takes step toward consolidating Southern Marin sewage agencies
• Marin not likely to follow San Jose lead in pension reform
• Q-and-A with Marin's pension chief: a steady hand at the helm
• Students join in San Rafael bird count
• Man run over by his own truck in Nicasio
• Elephant seal 'Mr. Elusive' caught on Point Reyes beach, strap removed from neck
• Body found in roadway in Nicasio
• Susan Nelson is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 14, 2012
• Novato man charged with drugs sales after bust in Ignacio
• San Rafael woman convicted of assault with toilet tank lid
• The death of a beloved service dog causes grief and gratitude
• California appellate court upholds College of Marin 'whistleblower' appeal
• San Rafael's new police chief finishes first week on the job
• Feds sue Seafood Peddler, alleging it underpaid workers by $164,000
• Ross Valley schools OK parcel tax survey
• Former Naso girlfriend, 80, testifies by video in serial killing case
• Serial killing suspect Naso says he defines 'rape' as romance
• Witness to the revival: Saturday's playoff game a big one, even for 49ers fan from Novato who has seen 607 games in a row
• Inert grenade found in San Anselmo creek bed
• San Rafael traffic stop reveals pot stash hidden in seat
• Feinstein asks National Academy to get involved in oyster debate -- again
• San Rafael law firm files class-action lawsuit against T-Mobile
• Marin Charitable distributes $150,000 to local nonprofits
• Panel considers $2 parking fee for all motorists at Larkspur Ferry Terminal
• Marin supervisors OK allocations for health programs
• Novato man booked in Greenbrae shooting as hospital stay ends
• Awards kick off Martin Luther King Jr. events in Marin
• Dead's Weir heralds January opening of Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley
• Merger of Ross Valley fire departments expected to save money and improve service
• Neighbors address San Anselmo council in Kroot building flap
• San Anselmo officials want to restart talks to purchase Bald Hill
• Group will ask George Lucas to consider creating a theater in San Anselmo's downtown
• Novato debates Gnoss Field runway expansion plan
• Marin officials hope the new year better than last year
• Sex crime diary was found at Naso home, officer testifies
• Spare the Air woodburning ban declared for Thursday
• Accused serial killer Naso grills first witness in Marin Superior Court
• San Rafael man jailed in road-rage case will not face charges
• New supper club with live music to open in downtown San Rafael
• Train is coming: symbolic SMART sign goes up in Marin
• Reward offered in connection with Novato arson fires
• San Rafael's Autodesk teams with Pitney Bowes in strategic alliance
• Marin supervisors quick to extend SmartMeter moratorium
• Marijuana dropped from county of Marin smoking ban
• San Rafael condo fire linked to failed bathroom fan
• Spare the Air woodburning ban declared for Wednesday
• Marin preliminary hearing to start in Naso serial-killing case
• SMART board approves construction contract -- work begins Tuesday
• Novato man cleared in shooting case; two others face trial
• Sausalito man charged in standoff on grounded boat
• Golden Gate Bridge 75th anniversary plans announced
• Kenneth Potter, Marin cycling pioneer and arts booster, dies at 85
• Highway 1 safety improvement work set for next four months
• Number of arson grass and brush fires tops 50 across Novato
• Former Novato cop released without charges in molest case
• San Rafael woman assaulted while interrupting burglars
• Joseph Giacomini, longtime Marin resident with varied career, dies at 89
• Marin Snapshot: Advocate for elderly Duane heads to Washington
• Memorial held for Les Bailey: NAACP activist, Marine veteran and Marin crooner
• Lib at Large: A Hemingway's house goes on sale in Mill Valley
• Dry weather takes aim at Marin's endangered fish
• Marin General hopes to learn from Japanese hospital that survived massive earthquake and tsunami
• Neighbors' clash over building plans leads to petition to San Anselmo Town Council
• CHP arrested 60 under-21 for DUI in 2011
• Police arrest one man, seek another in robbery of Marin City teen
• Suspicious fires blaze in Novato
• New law gives younger kids two years for kindergarten
• Economics professor says Occupy movement needs to democratize corporations
• Homeward Bound receives $120,000 federal grant to house homeless families
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for the week of Jan. 9, 2012
• Toll lanes in Marin on Highway 101 appear dead for time being
• San Anselmo woman dies of injuries from Ross bike crash
• Call for prayer at games irks some San Geronimo Valley residents
• Novato woman, who gained attention as a triplet in the 1950s, celebrates birthday with sisters
• Marin City burglary suspect, 15, arrested with loaded gun
• Larkspur Ferry Terminal parking fee under consideration
• BioMarin to move into San Rafael Corporate Center
• Former Novato city manager set to take on top job in Vallejo
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of child molestation
• Greenbrae man, 90, says gun battle was 'very traumatic'
• Greenbrae woman died after being hit by truck
• Nonprofits, volunteers honored at Heart of Marin awards
• Movers & Shakers: Discovery Museum names new chief
• Mild, sunny days continue in the winter of 2012
• San Rafael freeway crash flips one car, damages 3 others
• Sausalito fire merger plan draws fire from councilwoman
• SMART could start work on rail project Tuesday
• Governor: More cuts to schools ahead if voters reject tax hike
• Expert on oil supply, gas prices to speak at Mill Valley forum
• Novato man jailed after San Rafael traffic stop yields drugs
• Sausalito cyclist severely injured in solo mishap
• Novato pot club beats eviction but uncertainty remains
• Novato woman burned in kitchen fire dies at hospital
• CHP offers driver safety class for teens, parents
• Greenbrae resident, 90, and burglary suspect wounded in gun battle
• Speakers provide differing explanations for Marin's lack of racial diversity
• Dead's Phil Lesh to open music venue at Seafood Peddler site in San Rafael
• Mysterious Corte Madera gas odor prompts evacuations
• West Point Inn on Mt. Tam listed on national historic register
• Marin County births: Dec. 18-30, 2011
• Marin shoppers take plastic bag ban in stride
• San Rafael swears in city's first woman police chief
• 'Be the Dream' awards event planned in San Rafael
• New partnership will team San Rafael school and business leaders
• Deadly parasite turns Bay Area honeybees into zombie slaves
• Elections officials will let SMART decide signature threshold
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Mill Valley Middle School
• Here is your opportunity to help determine what free webinars MCGS will give in...
• Dutra Group acquires huge dredge ship
• Lib at Large: A new photo book on the rediscovered steps, lanes and paths of Mill Valley
• Romney attracts support of most Marin Republicans, but many remain undecided
• Mill Valley boarding center is the cat's meow
• Public comment sought on Alexander Avenue improvement project in Sausalito
• Spare the Air alert called for Monday in Marin
• Some Marin residents staying in shape through friendships at the gym
• Dry Marin December is one for the books
• Zoey Smith is Marin student of the week for Jan. 2, 2012
• Marin County officials say their computer lawsuit case remains strong
• Mother has difficult time getting to the hospital to deliver Marin County's first baby of 2012
• San Anselmo man arrested on suspicion of shooting rifle from his front porch to celebrate New Year's
• Young and old celebrate new beginnings with traditional plunge into Novato lagoon
• New this year in Marin: plastic bag ban
• Golden Gate Transit bus system turns 40 years old Sunday
• 'Cheep Thrills' at Marin's Christmas Bird Count
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Jan. 2, 2012
• Spare the air: wood fires banned on New Year's Day
• Turning the page on 2011: A final goodbye to notable Marin residents
• Ann Halstenson is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 31, 2011
• Marin Christmas trees headed for the chipper
• Chappelle named as new San Quentin warden
• Woolsey speaks her mind on Obama, the Tea Party, Republicans and the Occupy movement in Point Reyes
• Novato boy arrested in sexual assault case
• Muir Woods to charge another $2 starting Sunday to help Marin state parks
• Role of Marin public administrator to be discussed
• Movers & Shakers: James Edgar tapped as Buck Institute chairman
• Dead Minke whale found near Bolinas
• Turkeys on parade in Terra Linda
• Marin hospitals, emergency workers prepare for New Year's Eve
• Smoke alarm a life-saver in Mill Valley home blaze
• Federal funding for homeless programs in Marin will hold the line in 2012
• California Supreme Court allows redevelopment money grab
• U.S. judge guts Marin racketeering lawsuit in computer software fiasco
• San Rafael sports shop closing after 65 years
• Pimping suspect arrested in Novato with alleged prostitutes
• Marin task force on elder abuse prevention sets forum on scams
• Christmas crackdown on fireplaces yields 400 complaints; New Year's may be next
• Free clinic draws crowds to Legal Aid of Marin
• Southern Pacific Smokehouse closes in Novato
• Novato police arrest suspect after resident interrupts burglary
• With suspect in tree, San Anselmo arrest goes quick and easy
• Santa Venetia boy, 16, arrested in stolen property case
• Research along Marin's shores shows impact of Cosco Busan spill on herring
• CHP, San Rafael police report holiday DUI arrests
• Many Marin retailers see rise in holiday sales
• Republican congressional opposition to needle exchanges kills plan for expansion of Marin program
• San Anselmo residents evacuated during gas leak
• Man charged with bringing loaded gun into Terra Linda hospital
• Friends raise money for family of Novato man with inoperable brain tumor
• Executions at San Quentin remain in limbo after Marin judge's order
• CHP investigates chain collision on Golden Gate Bridge
• Top Marin stories of 2011: Change on Board of Supervisors, Target store, pensions
• Hundreds celebrate Kwanzaa in Sausalito
• Hundreds dine on free Christmas lunch in San Rafael
• Novato woman is foster mother for life
• Ross Valley Sanitary District moving ahead with more than $1 million in emergency repairs, may have to borrow to pay for work
• Will Dailey is Marin student of the week for Dec. 26, 2011
• Mill Valley man retains sunny outlook despite living with life-threatening skin cancer
• Marin's computer legal war tab hits $3.6 million with no end in sight
• In Your Town: Public meetings canceled in Novato, Corte Madera, San Rafael, Tiburon
• 2 Marin supervisors distribute money from their 'discretionary account'
• Dominican business dean brings comedy techniques to classroom
• Suspected theft of copper wire thwarted
• Christmas brings gift for Terra Linda family: Keeping their home
• Last-minute shoppers flood Marin's stores
• San Anselmo driver arrested after pill bottle discovery
• Julie Perachiotti is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 24, 2011
• San Rafael man accused of road-rage ramming on freeway
• State lists Marin as one of two counties failing to submit salary data
• Thousands of Marin residents receiving unemployment benefits likely to receive extensions
• San Rafael to repair bumpy portion of Andersen Drive
• Lib at Large: Saying goodbye to our bluegrass billionaire Hellman
• Marin experiencing one of driest December's on record
• Marin City toy drive brings out the smiles
• Ross Valley lands $7.6 million flood-control grant
• PG&E's latest concession on SmartMeters leaves Marin critics begging for more
• SMART gets new chief financial officer
• Autodesk acquires tech assets from Utah 3-D modeling company
• Men sentenced in rape attempt on San Rafael pedestrian
• San Rafael man accused of patrol car tantrum after MGH fight
• Power restored to Marin General Hospital after outage
• San Rafael police announce DUI checkpoint site for Friday night
• Wood burning is not illegal, but strongly discouraged Thursday, Friday
• Atherton Avenue SMART station in Novato is back on the map
• Biologists hope endangered flower gets new life in Marin Headlands
• Marin home sales rise in November but prices fall
• San Rafael police seek tips in gang stabbing near mall
• San Rafael digital newsletter startup hopes to boost community engagement
• Marin CHP office distributes 1,200 toys
• Redwood High grad part of South Pole team for adaptive athletes
• Novato rag fire ignites fence between two homes
• Novato police report uptick of burglaries in northern city
• Marin General forges alliance with Sebastopol hospital, second affiliation agreement this year
• Sunset over Novato
• Blockbuster to close in Novato
• SMART sells bonds to fund San Rafael-to-Santa Rosa rail project
• Donated holiday gifts raided in Marin City burglary
• Crowd gathers in San Rafael for Mill Valley church's toy giveaway
• Gas prices fall in Marin as holiday travel period starts
• Peace activist renews call for hearing on Marin sheriff's role in 'Occupy' protests
• County of Marin set to launch anti-smoking regulations
• Air district calls Spare the Air alert for Wednesday
• Woman arrested in San Anselmo for commercial burglary, public drunkenness
• Green Toys of Mill Valley is on a national roll
• Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary closes and vacates premises on schedule
• Marin retailers mostly optimistic about holiday sales
• Planners roast Baptist seminary's Strawberry subdivision plan
• Mill Valley weapon-theft suspects post bail as inquiry continues
• Marin post offices busy on the traditional busiest mailing day of the year
• River otters delight onlookers on San Rafael Canal dock
• Marin transit board to Golden Gate Bridge district: We want a better deal
• West Marin coastal residents win bus route to Sir Francis Drake High
• Man robs Dollar Tree store in Novato after smashing worker's cellphone
• Police search for two Novato carjacking suspects
• S.F. philanthropist Warren Hellman dies at age 77
• Grove of non-native trees on Hawk Hill come down in the Marin Headlands
• Woman killed, man injured in Highway 101 crash north of Novato
• Mill Valley cashier helps police catch Taser gun shoplifters
• Marin supervisors to consider tough anti-smoking ordinance
• Mill Valley police arrest San Rafael men for DUI, hit and run
• Air officials declare Monday a 'Spare the Air' day
• Traffic stop leads to gun scare in Novato
• San Rafael man, 24, arrested for kidnapping, beating girlfriend
• Thousands turn out for annual San Rafael lighted boat parade
• Baptist seminary's Strawberry subdivision: 93 new homes
• AT&T boosts wireless coverage in Novato
• West Marin schools seek ways to share services
• County of Marin salutes innovative thinking awards program
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for the week of Dec. 19
• San Rafael man arrested on suspicion of auto burglary
• Kentfield resident has collected gifts for foster kids for 10 years
• Spare the Air burn ban called for Sunday
• Police make 2 DUI arrests at Terra Linda checkpoint
• San Rafael High School physics academy's race is anything but a drag
• Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary due to close Saturday; Kentfield dispensary will close by Jan. 1
• Marin owners sell Lodge at Tiburon to Wyoming company
• Khadija Ismail is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 17, 2011
• Garbarino elected president of Marin County Board of Education
• Officials, bike advocates celebrate opening of Novato path
• Former Marin environmental services chief takes helm of mosquito control district
• 'Snow' falls at Bahia Vista School in San Rafael
• Marin's jobless rate falls to 6.9 percent
• Marin probation department boosts bills for lawbreakers
• Group forms in Sausalito to fight sale of public land
• Marin judge tosses out state's death penalty procedure
• Two Novato burglary suspects arrested
• Group marches in San Rafael's Canal neighborhood over street, lighting concerns
• Sinking Corte Madera overpass buoyed by state dollars
• Marin judge plans to toss California's death penalty
• Ribbon Cutting for City of Novato Commuter Bike Connection Path
• Nurses at Marin General Hospital ratify new three-year contract
• Passenger safety, traffic delays considered at downtown San Rafael SMART stop
• Arbitrator dismisses defendant in Marin Healthcare District suit against Sutter Health
• Truck vs. hydrant causes gusher in Novato
• Damon Connolly endorses Michael Allen for 10th Assembly District seat
• San Rafael gang suspect charged in scrum with police
• Novato officials to celebrate bike, pedestrian connector
• San Rafael vigil set for 3-year mark of unsolved murder
• Tiburon planners approve Peet's coffee shop
• Gas leak prompts evacuation of Mill Valley apartments
• A few sharp elbows thrown as seven Democrats seeking Woolsey's congressional seat converge in San Rafael
• Two-alarm fire at Ross home linked to painting crew
• San Rafael man accused of stabbing driver of county bus
• Mill Valley man suspected of swiping $7,000 mountain bike
• San Anselmo boy's $4,400 bar mitzvah gift benefits Marin open space
• Marin pension trustees split on investment rate issue
• Corte Madera commission delays vote on Nordstrom expansion
• Fiscal crunch may curb county of Marin spending on disabled
• Novato officials approve mixed-use Hanna Ranch project near Vintage Oaks
• Novato officials ban ice cream trucks near schools
• Corte Madera approves design for 180-unit complex at former WinCup site
• Corte Madera commission delays vote on Nordstrom expansion
• Marin air monitor records high soot totals as officials declare another Spare the Air day
• Novato murder informant gets preemptive pounding by defense
• Marin schools expect smaller impact from budget cuts than initially feared
• Marinwood man arrested in bike shop burglary case
• Marin board trims tree plan but OKs stricter regulations
• 'English' Alan Styles, a Pink Floyd roadie and former Sausalito anchor-out, dies at 75
• San Quentin inmates share $38,000 of earnings with local agencies
• Bike and pedestrian activity shows big increase in Marin since 2007
• Marin speakers protest 3-minute speech limit at supervisors' meeting
• Marin County sets retirement age for new hires at 61
• Marin officials OK deal on McInnis Park Golf Center
• Air district issues Spare the Air burning ban for Wednesday
• Novato woman suffers severe burns in kitchen fire
• DA describes deadly intrigues as Novato murder trial begins
• Congressional candidates to appear at Dominican on Wednesday
• Peet's heats up coffee competition in Tiburon
• Circle Bank seeks new business among millionaire angel investors
• Marin Services for Women to receive nearly $1 million in federal grants
• Merry meter program in Sausalito raises cash for charities
• Nurses' strike next week won't affect Marin hospitals
• Lucas' new Grady Ranch development plan draws neighborhood foes
• Sutter Health pays more than $1.4 million to settle allegation of overcharging Medicare
• Juveniles stab man in San Rafael's Canal area
• Thrill-seeking highliners choose Marin for its natural beauty
• Marin supervisors bill taxpayers $2.3 million for their office operation
• Golden Gate Ferry goes to winter schedule; some Larkspur trips cut
• Nordstrom, Macy's seek OK for major expansions in Village at Corte Madera
• Simone Wolberg is Marin student of the week for Dec. 12, 2011
• Festival aims to draw community to San Rafael Jewish center
• Sonoma County chopper rescues Novato cyclist
• Marin Snapshot: COM director's 'amazing journey' from Hong Kong
• Game design class brings Marin students' dreams to life
• Ownership of Marin clothing donation boxes remains murky despite new law
• Official: Marin County needs $17 million to fix access for disabled
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Dec. 12, 2011
• Dell strips Hewlett Packard of Marin County computer contract
• Mill Valley denied bid to put controversial home into receivership
• Proposed development at WinCup site back before Corte Madera commission
• Novato man held by police at gunpoint, booked on weapons violations
• Federal crackdown forcing Fairfax's medical marijuana dispensary to close; West Marin medical pot supplier also shuts down
• Belvedere yacht club cancels expansion plans
• Novato commissioner's resignation raises question about city boards
• Kay Smith is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 10, 2011
• Neighbors rally to aid family of Novato girl with cancer
• Biologists excited about West Marin orca find; skeleton may be displayed
• Environmental academy makes leaders out of Terra Linda students
• Novato-based Hennessy Advisors squeezes out profit for the year despite lower revenues
• County to buy out McInnis Park Golf Center
• Wealthy Ross family told to remove fish barrier in Ross Creek
• Fairfax expects to save $375,000 by refinancing bonds
• Saturday is another Spare the Air day
• No one hurt in $1 million fire at Kent Woodlands billionaire's estate
• Belvedere joins new neighborhood social network
• Marin Catholic standout quarterback Goff is the son of former major-league catcher
• Two arrested in Larkspur in painkiller investigation
• 'The Artist' pulled from Rafael Film Center
• Tamalpais Union High School board votes to refinance bond debt
• Residents pack Terra Linda, Marinwood neighborhood watch meeting
• Marin City man faces robbery, drug charges
• West Marin wind farm plan collapses
• Marin Open Studios to continue in 2012
• No raises in store for county's lowest-paid contract workers
• Spare the Air alert issued for third consecutive day
• Fairfax garbage fees to rise more than 17 percent in January
• San Rafael man charged with murder for death of Canal woman
• Brad Marsh to fill vacant Larkspur City Council seat
• Customers bewildered, angered by ATM card theft at Lucky supermarkets
• DA declines to charge San Rafael tutor over abuse claims
• Novato drug sting leads to 78-month prison term for stuntman
• SMART commuter rail plan debated in San Rafael forum
• Corte Madera council expresses support for backyard bees, chickens
• Power restored to Novato residents after car crash
• Sausalito councilwoman wants parliamentarian to help council members get along
• Bicyclist, 11, struck by car in Mill Valley
• Marin supervisors OK consumer protection measures
• Protesters balk at 10-minute free speech session at Marin Civic Center
• Spare the Air alert issued for Thursday
• Beaumont named to head Marin County public works
• Marin County births: Nov. 23 - Dec. 2, 2011
• Novato board sets guidelines for school boundaries study
• Former San Quentin warden pushes anti-death penalty initiative
• Denise Athas sworn in as Novato mayor
• Novato crash cuts power to 81 customers
• DA drops murder charges in fatal San Rafael gang battle
• Lawyer appointed to Marin Healthcare District board
• St. Nicholas Church in San Anselmo celebrates St. Nicholas Day
• Marine Mammal Center releases two sea lions at Rodeo Beach
• Novato council rejects housing fees for commercial developers
• Larkspur-based mFoundry lands $18 million from Mastercard, others
• Community rallies around San Anselmo mother coping with multiple calamities
• Marin Pearl Harbor group will keep meeting as national group disbands
• San Rafael council extends moratorium on group homes
• Union: Marin voters want new taxes instead of budget cuts
• Marin supervisors support pension reform, but critics wonder: what's next?
• Officials declare first winter Spare the Air alert for Wednesday
• California population up modestly; Marin population posts slow growth
• San Quentin prison worker pleads guilty to drug charge
• City Council approves Novato Theater sale
• Boro swears in his successor, newly elected San Rafael Mayor Gary Phillips
• Veteran officer to replace retiring Marin undersheriff
• Temperatures heading toward freezing in Marin
• Ross Valley Sanitary chief receives $9,850 bonus, contract extension
• San Rafael council extends moratorium on group homes
• Ross School celebrates completion of $7 million multipurpose building
• Marin tree plan headed for Civic Center buzzsaw
• Terra Linda, Marinwood residents to hold powwow after string of burglaries
• Patricia Dunn, former Hewlett-Packard chief and Terra Linda High graduate, dies at 58
• Marin author's mystical golf movie isn't par for the course
• Sausalito's ICB show brings together artists of all varieties
• Dominican class connects students through art
• Jury selection nearly complete in Novato murder conspiracy case
• Marin taxpayers will receive two-day reprieve this year
• Campbell Day is Marin student of the week for Dec. 5, 2011
• Novato man struck by car, injured
• Marin Snapshot: Marin teen pageant winner dancing in 'Nutcracker' lands NASA internship
• As state funds fall short, Marin schools prepare for the worst
• Biologists report good start to coho spawning season in West Marin
• Kaiser awards $150,000 each to two Marin health care clinics
• Jack Craemer, former Marin IJ editor and publisher, elected to state Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Pension reformers take on Marin supervisors Tuesday
• Mill Valley council to test new eComment program in public meetings
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Dec. 5, 2011
• Girls volleyball: Branson makes it three state titles in a row
• Families throng to Ring Mountain to cut Christmas trees for free
• Gavin Newsom talks jobs, economy in Novato
• Few knew first homeless man to die while sheltered by local congregations
• San Rafael names city's first woman police chief
• Police: San Rafael video clerk fabricated robbery story to hide own theft
• Bob Crankshaw is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 3, 2011
• Marin CHP schedules teen driving class
• Report: Safe Routes to Schools changing habits in Marin
• San Rafael cop acquitted in Petaluma gun case
• Judge allows eviction to proceed against Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary
• Lib at Large: Lukas Nelson's political awakening fused with music
• Report: Novato airport could be expanded without significant environmental impact
• Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary could be forced to close storefront within days
• Movers & Shakers: Ultragenyx adds to executive team
• Funeral Mass planned for Charles Grasso, former Fairfax police chief
• Killer whale found on West Marin beach had been seen in Canada
• 'Greening for Profit' program aims to cut costs, environmental damage
• Predicted fierce windstorm fizzles in Marin
• Average annual Marin Civic Center paycheck: $87,500
• Larkspur delays selection of new council member
• Marin's Heather Gordon rising in first big film 'Seducing Charlie Barker'
• Transportation officials approve $1 million for Marin bike and pedestrian projects
• Child kidnapping attempt reported in Larkspur
• Marin students rate high on state fitness test
• New federal grant will pay for HIV outreach and testing in Marin
• Environmental project comes to Larkspur's big screen
• Brett Stranne, Novato musician who performed at churches, senior homes, dies at 53
• San Rafael school receives death threats toward staff
• San Rafael teen with leukemia receives shopping spree
• Longtime Marin AIDS sufferer finds survival to be a mixed blessing
• San Rafael's Autodesk to acquire New York-based firm
• Traffic concerns dog Fairfax school expansion plans
• No serious injuries in four-car collision near Waldo Tunnel
• Stalin's daughter, who had found refuge in Marin, dies at 85
• Novato native uses poetry to touch the hearts of people with Alzheimer's
• Novato man accused in San Rafael knife incident
• Novato Highway 101 drivers will have to drop speed in construction zone
• Novato officials pave way for Hamilton wetlands trail
• San Rafael police report burglary outbreak in three areas
• Sausalito Chamber of Commerce has new building and improved visibility
• Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom buys $2.2 million Kentfield home
• Matching program aids low-income customers at Marin farmers markets
• High winds expected to hit Marin Wednesday
• Novato woman accused of trying to resell stolen phone to its owner
• Fresh Dungeness crab arrives in Marin
• San Rafael man arrested after clash at church
• Officials honor departing Novato Sanitary board member after 36-year stint
• Marin planners reject Santa Venetia subdivision
• Novato officials target two pot dispensaries, renew moratorium
• Judge's ruling protects $3 million for Marin youth programs
• Crab finally coming to Marin as fishing deadlock breaks
• Marin shoppers, retailers participate in Cyber Monday shopping
• Killer whale washes up on Point Reyes beach
• Three face assault charges after Marin City fight
• County offers special deal: Cut your Christmas tree for free at Ring Mountain
• Marin planners approve high-tech mansion on Tiburon bluff
• FDA approves expansion of BioMarin plant in Novato
• Study says Marin's Druid Heights qualifies as a national historic site
• Marin reviews spending comparison: How do we stack up?
• College athletes become middle school mentors
• Jennifer Granado is Marin student of the week for Nov. 28, 2011
• Landscape publication salutes Hal Brown Park in Kentfield
• A look at the Lucas empire
• George Lucas' grand plan for Grady Ranch
• Holiday performance to benefit Homeward Bound of Marin
• McGovern passes torch to new tree lot operators in Novato
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Nov. 28
• Novato council to consider renewal of pot club ban
• In Marin, Small Business Saturday is getting bigger
• Tamra Peters is Marin volunteer of the week for Nov. 26, 2011
• As redevelopment funds melt away, annual downtown San Rafael snow event threatens to vanish too
• Marin City woman jailed in San Rafael assault, fraud case
• Zack's lawsuit against Sausalito dismissed
• Marin County shops around the clock on 'Black Friday'
• Transportation officials solicit comments on Larkspur pedestrian/bicycle bridge
• Re-routed Mt. Tam 'Turkey Day Ride' goes smoothly
• Novato police checkpoint yields 2 DUI arrests, 13 citations
• Researchers comb Novato marsh as part of annual West Coast bird survey
• Future of Marin Open Studios up in the air
• College of Marin emergency services instructor receives rare honor
• Marin goose caregiver seeks new home for waterfowl
• For diners, St. Vincent's provides more than just a meal
• Restrictions lifted on Novato nursing home
• San Anselmo police bust two in methamphetamine case
• Ross incident leaves Guide Dogs for Blind official in coma
• Highway 101 wreck stalls traffic in Novato
• Controlled burns to start next week east of Highway 101 in San Rafael
• In Marin and Sonoma counties, a tale of two turkey farms
• Marin SmartMeter opponents blast proposal to charge for opt-outs
• Poll finds support for SMART among voters, but critics wary of results
• San Quentin condemned inmate in '78 triple murder dies in cell
• Marin City transit hub gets facelift; county says it's safer
• Novato man arrested on weapon allegation after reported gunfire
• Marin's wine industry tiny but growing
• Highway 101 wreck stalls traffic in Novato
• San Anselmo police bust two in methamphetamine case
• Video links Santa Rosa bank robber to Corte Madera heist
• Fed panel sees some connection between Drakes Bay Oyster Co. and harbor seal disturbances
• Services set for San Rafael fire victim
• Playboy model sues Journey guitarist over 'marriage like' deal in Marin
• Hard feelings about the closing of an old Mill Valley hardware store
• Friends rally behind orphaned daughter of Marin Realtor
• Fishermen say crab won't be caught in time for Thanksgiving
• Gas leak capped at Marin Civic Center after forcing closure of jail entrance
• San Rafael mayor lauded at last full council meeting
• Mill Valley church once again provides free turkeys to all who want them in Marin City, Canal area
• Norovirus outbreak prompts quarantine of Novato nursing home, county's largest
• Larkspur girl, 15, says she escaped robbers on bike path
• Thanksgiving travel expected to be up this year
• Sir Francis Drake history buff George Epperson dies at 92
• CHP officer escapes burning patrol car as ammo explodes on Highway 101
• Greenbrae man arrested in Nebraska marijuana case
• Marin transit contract saves $1.3 million
• County rolling out Tiburon transit study
• Novato's Fireman's Fund winner in clean air contest
• Marinwood school discovers power of the press
• San Francisco Food Bank serving more Marin residents than ever this Thanksgiving
• Marin retailers gear up for Black Friday
• Lana Apple is Marin student of the week for Nov. 21, 2011
• Three injured in West Marin crash
• Novato police arrest alleged stalker
• County to seek bids for McInnis Park Golf Center
• Devilishly digital: San Rafael's 'Librarian in Black' finds cult fame with blog
• San Rafael to fete outgoing Mayor Al Boro at council meeting Monday
• 'Shop Local for Schools' event to take place in San Rafael Nov. 29
• Governor appoints Marin sheriff to state commission
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Nov. 21
• Marin History Museum names new director
• Marin Scouts collect 37,000 pounds of food
• CIG Meeting
• Andy Hooke is Marin volunteer of the week for Nov. 19, 2011
• Marin's winter shelter program starts earlier, lasts longer this season
• Marinwood fire tax passes by five votes
• County receives state grant to acquire open space land near Forest Knolls
• Retired teacher Bob Jacobs wins Mill Valley school board seat
• Kentfield man, 81, arrested in alleged road-rage attack with club
• Sausalito group's reports calls for healthier foods in national parks
• Friends gather for San Rafael man's 104th birthday luncheon
• Novato man accused of injuring women in fight
• Novato adult day health care center to stay open due to state settlement
• Golden Gate Bridge east sidewalk set to fully reopen Saturday
• Lib at Large: Salvador Santana on his new wife, band and catchy 'Mi Tesoro'
• Marin's jobless rate drops to 7.2 percent
• Corte Madera contestant comes up short in 'Savers' contest
• Occupy protesters gather in downtown San Rafael
• RT @CHPMarin: RT very sad!“@kgoradio: Vallejo Times Herald reports that the offi...
• Lagunitas Bridge in Ross to reopen Monday afternoon
• SMART supporters turn out for rail rally
• DUI trial brings courtroom to classroom at San Marin High School
• Marin County: Pension tab forces service cutbacks
• San Quentin death row inmate commits suicide
• Point Reyes oyster comment period extended
• SMART rail's finance manager dismissed
• Marin Municipal Water District to challenge desalination ruling
• Larkspur, Tiburon to save cash by paying off pension debt
• County fire crew clears brush near Mill Valley
• Marin's critical marshes could face extinction as sea level rises
• Old Dixie Schoolhouse seeks new life as community center
• Standup Comedy at Las Guitarras Restaurant
• San Rafael woman honored by state grand jury association
• Marin single-family home sales, prices edge up
• Driver crashes into Sears building in Terra Linda
• SMART board OKs plan to seek $171 million in bonds for rail project
• Commuter Times set to resume publishing in Marin with new owner
• County of Marin waives lot split fees for some, but others may have to pay
• FBI: Former Marin man suspected in East Bay bombings may be in Massachusetts
• Marin City teen booked in robbery case
• City planners delay vote on San Rafael Airport sports complex
• Study shows wood smoke worse in Woodacre; tougher rules eyed
• Fairfax pot club hopes suit against landlord will help protect it from fed shutdown order
• Novato schools renew contract with search dogs
• Sausalito bell tower, home to two century-old bells, gets a paint job
• San Anselmo police suspect Fairfax woman of burglary spree
• Marin teacher in running for $10,000 Amazing Savers prize
• San Rafael-based Autodesk's third quarter profits up nearly 36 percent
• Belvedere auto theft suspect takes plea deal
• County approves 'all skills' bike park at Novato's Stafford Lake
• Not quite a 'millionaire,' but San Rafael TV contestant fares well
• County acquires San Rafael building in $82 million deal
• San Anselmo filmmaker's documentary questions whether marriage is still relevant
• Marin General Hospital poised to acquire county's dominant cardiology practice
• New CHP patrol hopes to ease Highway 101 commute traffic
• Coast Guard honors Muir Beach couple for sea rescue
• San Rafael man proposes to girlfriend on national TV
• Marin residents building strong friendships through Twitter
• Marin County to bikers: stay off new 680 Trail
• Marin's newest supervisor: fiscal health, pension reform are top issues
• Massive sculpture removed from Santa Venetia school after 30 years
• Shop supporters feel left out of Art & Garden Center discussion
• Miles Johnson is Marin student of the week for Nov. 14, 2011
• Kinsey stepping down as Marin transportation board chairman after 13 years
• Metallica drummer settles labor lawsuit by former aide
• Woolsey takes aim at Point Reyes oyster farm investigation
• Phoenix Lake inflatable dam first step in $129 million Ross Valley flood control project
• Rebuilt Dipsea Stairs unveiled, but still 'infamous'
• In Your Town: Public meetings across Marin for week of Nov. 14, 2011
• William Lawlor is Marin volunteer of the week for Nov. 12, 2011
• Marin family organizes benefit concert by the Counting Crows
• Commission approves controversial Sausalito fire merger
• Veterans honored at Marin Center in San Rafael
• San Anselmo school evacuated after suspicious note found
• Group seeks residents' thoughts on San Rafael's Gallinas watershed
• Point Reyes poisoning case underscores need to install carbon monoxide detectors
• Ross Town Council offers a champagne farewell and looks to the future
• San Rafael police intercept fraud suspect at mall
• Movers & Shakers: Novato contractor acquires San Rafael green lighting startup
• Novato pedestrian struck by car; second in 12 hours
• Mill Valley and Marinwood elections still close while margin widens in Novato council race
• Corte Madera collision sends both drivers to MGH
• Former Inverness resident among legendary black aviators honored
• Former Belvedere man convicted in $30 million fraud case
• San Rafael pro baseball opponents file lawsuit
• Fairfax student, 9, wins national environmental art award
• Andrew Pansini, inventor of automatic swimming pool cleaner, dies at 93
• Marin firefighter, Novato EMT honored by state group
• World Diabetes Day event to be held Sunday at College of Marin
• Pedestrian struck by car in Novato
• Terra Linda burglary suspect nabbed
• Results awaited in 'nail-biter' school board election in Mill Valley
• Marin seeks ways to lower childhood obesity rates
• Lesh may be considering music venue in San Rafael
• A surprise $25,000 prize aids Novato camp for kids with cancer
• 11th Annual Marin County Turkey Trot
• Weather conditions prompt red flag warning in Marin
• Mill Valley veterans to attend ceremony honoring Japanese-American soldiers
• Marin-based study: climate change making birds grow
• Don Mozley, Marin resident and famed CBS newsman, dies at 90
• Sausalito burglary suspect arrested at storage site
• Dominican won't host presidential debate, but lands international project
• Challenger leads fundraising in College of Marin trustee race
• Drake High students form giant ribbon to raise breast cancer awareness
• CHP, sheriff's deputies break up Kentfield teen drinking party
• Golden Gate Bridge reopened after motorcycle crash
• Dominican installs first new president in 23 years
• Fireplace crackdown in Marin and Bay Area to resume on Tuesday
• State officials say old West Marin mercury mine finally stabilized
• In Tiburon, fish lovers don't worry about the ones that got away
• Grass fire burns Point Reyes half acre
• Basement fire doused in Mill Valley
• Sheriff investigates Marin City gunplay
• Ugandan, helped by Mill Valley church, promotes African children's agency
• County of Marin to honor 79 volunteers
• Marin County public employees fed up with pay and pension critics
• Woolsey, Fairfax mayor move to support embattled Fairfax pot club
• West Point Inn on Mt. Tam nominated to national register
• Corte Madera donation turkey replaced with brand new replica
• Connolly rakes in the most campaign cash in San Rafael races
• San Rafael police say woman sold foreign meds from van
• Lyanne Schuster is Marin volunteer of the week for Oct. 29, 2011
• Novato brothers jailed in pot and painkiller case
• Kellner, Lucan reap campaign cash in Novato council race
• More plans unveiled for Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary
• Fatal highway wreck in Novato ruled a suicide
• Stinson Beach boat wreck removal finished on schedule
• Golden Gate Bridge workers, frustrated by lack of contract, confront directors
• Fake Halloween spider web snags live screech owl in San Rafael
• Lib at Large: 'Dead Letters' highlights the Grateful Dead's mind-blowing fan mail
• Marin officials call state pension reform bold, but details elusive
• Novato woman learns painful lesson: Don't pick up abandoned iPhone
• Huffman, Solomon release results of dueling congressional polls
• Sausalito launches homeless aid program, will seek out those on the water
• Mill Valley planning officials concerned about chain restaurants
• Larkspur doughnut shop adds varieties, flavors after 30 years in business
• Corte Madera man, 69, injured in fall from roof
• Novato man begins jail term for contact with girl in Mill Valley
• Applications available for Joan Lundstrom's Larkspur council seat
• San Rafael woman accused of hitting boyfriend with toilet tank lid
• Engelbert Humperdinck's 'Hansel and Gretel' opera performed in San Rafael
• Movers & Shakers: Sutter expands medical roster in Marin
• Novato business owners rankled by annual fee
• Novato activist will continue suit, despite state limits on 'E-Verify'
• Tiburon mother living with Type 1 diabetes says most people don't understand the disease
• Girl struck by vehicle in Inverness, airlifted to hospital
• County moves forward with long-debated Mill Valley sidewalk
• Embattled Novato physician surrenders his license
• Governor appoints Hal Brown's aide to fill supervisor's seat
• Las Gallinas sanitary district trying to reduce rising goose population
• Tiburon boy says man punched him in face on path
• Corte Madera bank robber shown in photo, police say
• Taxes to dip for some as Marin assessor cuts values of 21,769 homes
• Angel Island-Tiburon ferry crew rescues stranded boaters
• New designs for Novato city offices fail to win over critics
• SMART opponents say they won't play by rail agency's rules
• Marin Community Foundation providing $1 million in grants to shore up county's safety-net programs
• Robber hits bank branch at Corte Madera mall
• CHP investigates motorcycle crash outside Novato
• Red-flag warning prompts Marin restrictions Wednesday
• Andronico's sale to Renovo nears; San Anselmo store will stay open but Berkeley store to close
• Stinson Beach boatwreck removal proceeding on schedule
• Entrepreneurs launch Marin solar home project using Groupon approach
• Guide Dogs in San Rafael appoints new CEO
• This is a great conference.
• San Rafael man pleads guilty to threatening Sen. Boxer
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 25, 2011
• Novato assault suspected arrested at Pacifica motel
• Novato big-rig wreck forces closure of southbound Highway 101
• Group pushing for farm at former Rose Garden property in Larkspur
• Habitat remodels two more houses in Novato
• Novato man accused of stomping on girlfriend s car
• Bank of Marin reports 26 percent increase in earnings for the third quarter
• Marin City community activist faces eviction from longtime home
• Four arrested in San Rafael gang-related pellet gun shooting
• Teens cook meals for cancer patients with Ceres Community Project of Marin
• Marin pension trustee travel tab: $50,585
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 24, 2011
• Erick Garcia-Morales is Marin student of the week for Oct. 24, 2011
• Charitable group removes weeds from Novato marsh
• High-speed chase through Marin ends in flames
• Novato doctor joins others in seeking annual fee from patients
• After 30 years, Tiburon's Rev. Doug Huneke set to deliver final sermon
• Former San Quentin worker could face 6 years in drug case
• Former athletes raise funds for St. Raphael gym renovation
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 23, 2011
• College of Marin board candidates discuss taxes, pensions, salaries and fees
• Firefighters offer tips for a safe Halloween
• Operations begin to remove stranded fishing boat at Stinson Beach
• San Rafael shooting case ends in acquittal
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 22, 2011
• Work starts on Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary building
• Mick Spilsbury is Marin volunteer of the week for Oct. 22, 2011
• Marin Humane Society dogs move to renovated adoption center
• Burglars loot Marin Country Day School -- again
• Mill Valley names new fire chief
• Marin Art and Garden Center's Laurel House at issue in flap
• Marin jobless rate drops again, to 7.4 percent
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 21, 2011
• Prostitution sting snags suspects in San Rafael, Novato
• Novato boy, 10, struck by vehicle of neighbor
• Marin residents join in California earthquake drill -- before the real thing
• Marin rents rise despite slow economy and housing market
• County stirs old debate: Where was Sir Francis Drake?
• Marin school bike-and-walk program scores another $1.2 million
• Stinson Beach boat scavengers face felony charges
• Candidates for Ross Valley School District board stake out positions on parcel tax
• Marin needle exchange program working well, officials say
• Flag man returns to the Golden Gate Bridge in support of troops and country
• Stinson Beach boatwreck leaves wake of bad feelings
• Mixed verdict in Marin City dog abuse case
• Park Service avoids debate at Point Reyes oyster farm hearing
• San Rafael man arrested for firing gun at imagined intruder
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 20, 2011
• SMART board defies state opinion, moves forward with own initiative process
• Circle Bank reports higher earnings for third quarter
• State will provide fish for vandalized Tiburon program
• Two hospitalized after car flips in San Geronimo Valley
• Novato seeks funds for school cafeterias
• Marin home sales rise but prices stay flat in September
• Monday is deadline to register to vote in Nov. 8 election
• San Rafael council candidates focus on boosting downtown, revenues
• We're here at the Marin County Senior Information Fair, booth 200aa located at M...
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 19, 2011
• 'ShakeOut' earthquake drill rolls into Marin on Thursday
• San Rafael businesswoman running for Congress raises big bucks in a hurry
• Lucas Valley residents fight plan to install wireless poles
• Attendance at Mill Valley Film Festival holds even with 2010
• Novato bank robbery suspect arrested in San Diego
• SMART plan called into question by state election officials
• Sausalito man accused of attack with raw poultry, candle holder
• Paul Hacker hard at work!
• MCGS Booth
• We're setting our booth up for tomorrow's Senior Fair. We're in booth #200aa....
• County moves ahead with San Rafael public safety complex
• Suspect identified in Nicasio burglary spree
• Kerner Optical to auction tools, equipment
• Officials laud outgoing Marin Supervisor Hal Brown
• Marin's award-winning, vegetarian cattle rancher
• Olema Valley controlled burn set for Thursday
• Marin's third-quarter foreclosures dip 5 percent from a year ago
• New study says Bay Area birds are doing well, but continued monitoring is essential
• Founder of Fairfax pot club joins push for state ballot initiative
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 18, 2011
• Novato kidnapping suspect takes plea deal
• San Rafael to remove enormous cypress tree on Fifth Avenue
• Doyle, Colombo share Italian American Citizen of the Year award
• San Rafael man charged with raping housemate
• Marin board mulls cutting ties with Golden Gate Transit
• West Marin bus line 62 canceled
• Ross police report thefts from vehicles
• Dani Albini is Marin student of the week for Oct. 17, 2011
• Audubon wants to fence Corte Madera marsh to keep people out
• Tiburon girls share story of grieving in new book
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 17, 2011
• Ashes trigger Sleepy Hollow fire
• 5 injured in Novato crash
• Marin rescue team takes part in competition
• Novato police arrest gunman
• Tiburon girls share story of grieving in new book
• At DC rally, West Marin's Straus pushes for food labeling
• To save birds, feds hope to drive mice from Farallon Islands
• To save birds, feds hope to drive mice from Farallon Islands
• Marin General agrees to pick up the tab for paramedics' medical director
• Standup Comedy at the Southern Pacific Smokehouse
• Chignell backs Rice for Marin supervisor but may run in 2012
• College board candidates split on Kentfield retail proposal
• Ross couple donates $100,000 to San Rafael landmine eradication group
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 16, 2011
• Buck Institute researchers find way to reverse aging process in human stem cells
• Marin Waldorf students work to preserve campus oak trees
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 15, 2011
• Mikie Dunbar is Marin volunteer of the week for Oct. 15, 2011
• Jury selection to start Nov. 30 in Marin City murder case
• Novato bank robber seen in surveillance images, police say
• David Hess, Corte Madera songwriter and actor, dies at 75
• Marin drivers could see new route into San Francisco by year's end
• Marinwood day care evacuated after gas leak
• Former San Rafael officer faces new charge in gun incident
• County to buy San Rafael office building for public safety complex
• Service expert joins Marin pension staff
• SMART says repeal measure must go through rail agency
• Breast cancer doctor returns to Marin to describe her experience as breast cancer patient
• Movers & Shakers: Mill Valley journalist receives top science reporting award
• Driver injured in crash off freeway in Novato
• Argo Thompson out as head of Marin Arts Council
• Pilot uninjured after plane crashes in field near San Rafael's McInnis Park
• Fairfax beer quaffer acquitted in child endangerment case
• Larkspur-based mFoundry to expand into San Francisco
• Multiple crashes choke Highway 101 during Thursday morning commute
• Ross councilman joins scramble for Marin supervisor seat
• Tiburon: Bike coalition to hold casino night
• San Rafael: Vallecito student takes first in regional spelling bee
• Kentfield: No-parking zones approved on Los Cerros
• The County: eBook help available at the Civic Center library
• Mill Valley: Acupuncturist to speak about holistic care
• Novato: View outer space from open space
• Novato: Community garden gets go-ahead
• Ross: Hydrologist to discuss Bolinas Avenue study
• Few disagreements among Novato Sanitary District board candidates at debate
• Novato council candidates want revenues in, state influence out
• Fairfax woman's death in burning car in Tomales deemed a suicide
• Robber strikes Novato bank inside supermarket
• Ross town manager takes job in Napa County
• Golden Gate Bridge walkers join in national jumping jack effort
• San Rafael candidates talk affordable housing, street safety at forum
• More than 200 'Occupy Marin' protesters rally in San Rafael
• Students join annual bike-and-walk-to-school day in Kentfield
• Twenty laptops stolen in Strawberry school burglary
• Chief loan officer at Circle Bank faces potential ban from industry due to past acts
• Four seek three seats on Southern Marin fire board; one candidate in legal trouble
• Marin City: Community meeting set for Thursday
• Marin pension board to retiree seeking a raise: 'No!'
• Officials laud Marin plan for nonviolent offenders
• Tiburon: Audubon center to train volunteer docents
• Mill Valley: Presentation to cover 'Roots of Wisdom'
• Olema: Control burn planned for Olema Valley
• Larkspur: Golden Gate Ferry to offer service for Cal football
• Report: Marin's inbound commuters spend $1.4 billion outside county
• San Rafael board wants further changes for Elks Lodge complex
• Former Mill Valley man files copyright for Jobs image
• Pro baseball: New Marin team needs a name
• Prep girls volleyball: Versatile Marin Catholic standout Klein a good fit for UC Santa Barbara
• State commission raises concerns about Marin oyster farm
• Officials want affordable housing projects spread across Marin
• Marin County births: Oct. 2-6
• FAIRFAX: Children's center receives donation for greenhouse
• George Lucas checks in for jury duty at Marin Civic Center
• ELECTIONS: 'Public Advocate' TV discussion show to feature elections
• THE COUNTY: Soroptimists hold dinner, seek new members
• SAUSALITO: 'Sausalicious' fundraiser to benefit Willow Creek, park project
• NOVATO: Panel presentation set on aging resources
• MILL VALLEY: Fundraiser to benefit Autistry Studios
• TIBURON: TV writer to discuss interviewing
• MILL VALLEY: Bulb planting Saturday in Mill Valley
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 11, 2011
• Tamalpais Union High School District foresees deep cuts if Measure B fails
• Marin Voice: Time to find a McInnis golf center compromise
• Boys prep of the week: Herve Changeux
• Copper rods pinched from Marinwood cellular site
• Authorities still investigating Tiburon salmon release
• College of Marin athletic hall of fame: Championship basketball coach Riemcke left his mark
• Key aide is frontrunner as scramble erupts for Hal Brown s supervisor seat
• Voting begins in Nov. 8 election
• Novato man accused of driving away during DUI stop
• Police: Sexual assault in Terra Linda park was fabricated
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of fourth DUI after hit-run crash
• Pilfered pelican perplexes police
• Smartphone app displays open parking spaces in Sausalito
• Fiscal issues top concerns for Novato school candidates
• Larkspur event brings a moveable feast to Marin
• New Marin County development regulations would affect everything from homeless shelters to tree cutting
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 10, 2011
• Mill Valley's Thomson tackles marathon on Mount Everest
• Pensions cut for new Marin DA hires
• End of an era: Supervisor Hal Brown's vibrant legacy
• Novato man worked in famed military hospital in Afghanistan
• City's financial woes concern Novato council candidates
• Marin Energy Authority issues first McGlashan advocacy award
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 9, 2011
• Budget, curriculum emphasized in Dixie school board race
• Ross Valley Sanitary District to launch study on rate charges
• Vandals strike again in Tiburon, freeing the last 20,000 juvenile salmon into the bay
• Man burned trying to drag flaming mattress from San Rafael house
• Pot farms raided near Marshall
• Cycling in Marin: Riders get their chance to ride through southern part of county with Tour de France winner Contador -- if they can keep pace
• Three candidates seek two seats on Fairfax council
• Finances top issue for Novato Fire District candidates
• Pam Cook is Marin volunteer of the week for Oct. 8, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 8, 2011
• Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary in cross-hairs of federal prosecutors
• Tennessee Valley Pathway project breaks ground in Tam Valley
• Governor signs Huffman's bill banning shark fin trade
• Fairfax Town Council candidate Chris Lang attributes legal woes to police harassment
• Tennis in Marin: Tiburon Challenger offers opportunity for young pros like Sock
• Phillips, Brockbank in the running for San Rafael mayor
• Terra Linda grocery worker accused of embezzling $34,000
• 49ers' cheerleaders turn out to honor Novato teacher
• Political reporter Rollin Post dies at 81
• Actress Glenn Close brings out the sun as Mill Valley Film Festival opens
• Marin County Supervisor Hal Brown resigns
• Gateway Shopping Center in Marin City sells for $36 million
• Corte Madera gun suspect extradited after prison term in Canada
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 7, 2011
• San Rafael molestation suspect wants to withdraw plea
• Deal will keep Samuel P. Taylor and Tomales Bay state parks open
• New 225-foot-long pedestrian bridge unloaded at Muir Beach
• San Quentin fires worker implicated in bribery, drug case
• Bank of Marin to celebrate opening of Sonoma branch
• Tiburon library plan advances but size remains undecided
• Sausalito burglar takes plea deal for four years in jail
• Movers & Shakers: Novato Sanitary District president Long receives environmental award
• Kaiser sets schedule for flu shots
• Opposition centers on Corte Madera paramedic tax measure
• Tiburon library expansion advances, but size remains undecided
• Marin residents remember Steve Jobs as visionary, revolutionary
• Larkspur council votes to join Marin Energy Authority
• Tiburon research center burglarized, suspects arrested
• San Quentin guard arrested in drug, bribery investigation
• Fairfax pub patron begins child endangerment trial
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 6, 2011
• Storm drops more than an inch of rain on Marin; sunny days ahead
• Blue Angels to buzz the bay Thursday as part of Fleet Week
• Marin County births: Aug. 14, Sept. 16-22
• Hooded man robs Sausalito dry-cleaning shop
• Marin, Sonoma Democrats vying for Woolsey's seat appear at Petaluma forum
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 5, 2011
• Fairfax suspect identified because he sucked at burglary, police say
• New law penned by Marin assemblyman could help keep state parks open
• Off the Grid weekly food truck market hits Marin on Sunday
• Measure G would plug $300,000 hole in Marinwood
• Vandals set loose 40,000 baby salmon from rearing pens in Tiburon
• Corte Madera students work to restore their creek
• Inverness Park woman unscathed after tree limb crashes through ceiling
• The Marin County tax man is collecting again
• Novato man's canine named top dog
• State orders action to dissipate toxic chemical in Fairfax
• Report: cost of living rising sharply in Marin and Bay Area
• San Rafael council approves agreement with Centerfield for pro baseball in Albert Park
• Three candidates running for two seats on Larkspur City Council
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 4, 2011
• Financial disclosures available for more than a thousand Marin officials
• Marin sprinkled with light rain in first cold front of the season
• Fairfax voters to decide on new half-cent sales tax
• Belvedere burglary suspects chased to San Francisco
• Dominican University adds 108,000 books to county library consortium
• Seven seek four seats on College of Marin board
• Robbers hit Santa Venetia man with beer bottle, steal wallet and catalytic converter
• Finances, transportation key issues in Tiburon's Reed school board race
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 3, 2011
• Researchers delve into unchartered territory, the life off of Marin's coast
• Researchers delve into unchartered territory, the life off of Marin's coast
• Man attacked trying to stop vandal
• Novato man booked on molestation charges
• Mill Valley fire contained to basement
• Massive Sonoma project leaves Novato neighbors worried
• Muir Beach to get new pedestrian bridge next week, parking lot to be closed for three days
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 2, 2011
• Noetic center in Marin sued by Imaginal college in Petaluma
• Marin Humane Society seeks pet food donations
• Massive Sonoma project leaves Novato neighbors worried
• Novato woman arrested on drug, vehicle theft and parole violation charges
• Larkspur cat dies after suffering mysterious injuries
• New canning company helps preserve Marin's farms
• Fired San Rafael cop wins reduced charges in off-duty gun incident
• Mary Brabo of Homestead Valley, wife in Marin's longest known marriage, dies at 100
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Oct. 1, 2011
• Jill Sampson is Marin volunteer of the week for Oct. 1, 2011
• Harriet Richards, co-founder of Buckelew Programs, dies at 95
• WildCare may buy former Tanem nursery site in Santa Venetia
• Novato bank robber linked to eight other heists
• Novato man jailed after rock attack on police station
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of Oct. 3, 2011
• Pitbull mix stolen outside Dollar Tree store in Novato returns home
• No charge against Sausalito councilman for hand slap; citation hearing called
• Larkspur Ferry food truck program winds down, may be renewed next year
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 30, 2011
• Veteran member of Marin Healthcare District board resigns
• National Park Service, FAA to consider rules on helicopter and airplane tours over Marin
• San Rafael merchants push Home Depot to sublet Fourth Street space
• Caltrans launches Highway 1 road repair between Stinson and Muir Beach
• Novato police arrest 3 after thefts from school, cars
• Part of Richardson Bay will close to boaters starting Saturday
• Movers & Shakers: Sausalito designer to receive green award
• Former Sutter Health manager tapped to head Marin Community Clinics
• Marin County allocates $5 million for drug abuse programs
• Rally held at China Camp to save state parks
• Tiburon Ponzi suspect loses bid to withdraw plea
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 29, 2011
• Ross philanthropist's $200,000 donation puts Novato Theater repair efforts on track
• Transportation agency awards $33 million to SMART for construction
• State high court upholds $3.8 million award to widow of Mill Valley mudslide victim
• Novato police arrest forgery suspect in bank incident
• Novato police land federal grant to hire officers
• Novato crash kills driver, seriously injures passenger
• Woman ejected in Terra Linda freeway wreck
• Belvedere investment adviser faces criminal charges in fraud case
• Novato principal receives governor's fitness honor
• Marin open space trail plan environmental tab hits $340,000
• San Rafael police plan DUI checkpoint Friday night
• Novato to join Marin Energy Authority
• Sausalito councilman issues apology for hand slap
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 28, 2011
• Marin City baby falls out third-floor window
• Robinson tapped for Marin Community Foundation post after Giacomini withdraws
• Smoke in Southern Marin caused by controlled burn Tuesday
• Richardson Bay swept in law enforcement crackdown
• Northgate mall in Terra Linda may move playground away from racy ads
• Larkspur Rose Garden property sold to new developer
• Marin officials want to keep golf center open -- but who will run it?
• Judge OKs Marin's plastic bag ban
• Spare the Air day declared for Wednesday
• Cash-strapped Marin transit agency wants Golden Gate to lower bus costs
• Finances a top priority for Mill Valley school board candidates
• Marinwood Market to open in October
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 27, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 26, 2011
• Novato home aide arrested in elder theft investigation
• Marin among counties that helped push state to record-high kindergarten vaccination exemptions
• Evidence of black bear found on Mount Tam
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• Police search for second vehicle in possible Marin hit-run crash
• Sausalito Chili Cook-Off attracts hundreds despite rain
• State grant to help protect rare plants, animals in San Geronimo Valley
• FBI report: Belvedere is California's safest city
• San Anselmo council candidates find common ground
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 26, 2011
• Lauren Toy is student of the week for Sept. 26, 2011
• Richmond man arrested on suspicion of carrying gun in San Rafael playground
• Marin officials play hardball with McInnis golf center
• Officials launch environmental review for new Marin General Hospital buidings
• Three candidates vie for two Corte Madera Town Council seats
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 25, 2011
• Overstuffed Larkspur-Corte Madera district pushes $26 million bond plan
• Marin civic groups cash in on unusual county program
• Fairfax man hurt in gas explosion
• Novato Toyota to present new car to Project Avary
• Naso says his schedule looks good in January
• Report on West Marin oyster operation doesn't give direction
• Sausalito councilwoman seeks charge against vice mayor for slap at meeting
• Dominican professor, student -- both children of immigrants -- bond in breast cancer research
• Marin resident Carroll Walker, Pearl Harbor survivor, dies at 91
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 24, 2011
• Novato bicyclist injured after collision with car
• San Rafael to revamp website this weekend
• NFL legend Lott looks forward to Marin fundraiser
• Wi-Fi plan for Golden Gate Transit buses gets approval
• Novato men deny guilt in attempted murder case
• Five seek three seats on Novato Sanitary District board
• Nancy Curran is Marin volunteer of the week for Sept. 24, 2011
• Goodbye summer, hello fall
• Free wireless Internet coming to Golden Gate Transit buses
• CPR at Ross party saves life of man who had been clinically dead
• SMART foes launch petition drive
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 23, 2011
• Novato drug suspect arrested, loaded guns seized
• Local nurses shy away from picket line at Novato Community Hospital
• San Rafael man accused of maiming girlfriend s ear
• Novato campaign sign torched
• Movers & Shakers: Dominican University names new enrollment chief
• SMART lowers pension contribution for new employees
• Hundreds of nurses in San Rafael and Novato will participate in massive one-day strike
• San Rafael school tutor accused of shoving students
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 22, 2011
• Mill Valley council rejects electric vehicle charging station
• Suspect in Novato drug sting pleads guilty in federal court
• Highway 1 project markes first step toward renewed health of Bolinas Lagoon
• Former Mill Valley woman worked to free hikers released from Iran
• Larkspur man charged in molestation inquiry
• Man pleads guilty in San Rafael road rage incident
• Plan to convert Novato school to charter falls flat
• Outdoor Art Club garden presentation set for Sept. 29
• Twenty-one Marin students named National Merit semifinalists
• Marin County births: Sept. 2-15
• Caltrans plans Highway 101 weekend lane closures in Novato
• Bolinas saloon, believed to be Marin's oldest business, is up for sale
• Large West Marin pot farm raided after tip from hunters
• Spare the Air: Day 3
• GGNRA lays out plan for the next two decades
• Mystery solved: the story behind old documents found in Corte Madera marsh on Coastal Cleanup Day
• Albert Park pro baseball opponents may pursue legal action
• San Rafael man arraigned on molestation charge
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 21, 2011
• Traffic stop leads to meth arrest in Belvedere
• Four Ross Valley men arrested in connection with Kentfield burglary
• Novato couple who met under fire become fitness consultants
• San Rafael City Council approves pro baseball at Albert Park
• Marin to share in $44.4 million award from Cosco Busan spill
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 20, 2011
• Marin poet Kay Ryan awarded $500,000 'genius' grant
• Marin County Bicycle Coalition will work to open trails for mountain bikers
• Marin study shows effectiveness whooping cough vaccine fades in three years
• Novato doctor in sex inquiry under more pressure from state
• Nancy Kaufman retires as Larkspur's planning director
• New report has mixed results for San Pablo Bay wildlife
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of elder abuse
• Spare the Air declared for Tuesday
• Baylacqs to be honored as 'Valley Champions' at annual San Geronimo gala
• Marin study shows effectiveness of whooping cough vaccine fades in three years
• San Anselmo police nab man on suspicion of drug possession after reported bicycle theft
• County continues study of possible San Rafael public safety complex
• Spare the Air declared for Monday
• Marin library supporters sound alarm over book donation business
• Ross ranks 20th on Forbes list of 'Millionaire Capitals'
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 19, 2011
• Marin County officials declare mediation consolidation a success
• San Rafael may remove two crosswalks on Third Street
• Marin's public lands to be celebrated Saturday
• Sprinkler douses Mill Valley fire
• Coastal Cleanup Day's box full of history
• Marin's six medical marijuana dispensaries may be endangered species
• Marin rallies to vaccinate children against whooping cough
• Work on Highway 37 levee to stop burrowing animals
• Friends organize fundraisers for recently widowed San Anselmo woman fighting cancer
• Lifehouse to hold annual awards banquet
• Marin's six medical marijuana dispensaries may be endangered species
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 18, 2011
• Boxing fans drawn to fights under lights
• San Rafael police say woman fabricated robbery
• Marin Community Foundation will spend $1.5 million to prepare poor for better jobs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 17, 2011
• Novato teen released in case of inert rocket launcher
• Marin rallies to vaccinate children against whooping cough
• New citizens sworn in at Point Reyes National Seashore
• Marin City man convicted of tennis racket, knife threats
• Ross council decides to rejoin Marin Energy Authority
• Authorities investigate Sausalito boat fire
• Accused killer Naso, waffling again, will defend himself
• Police report break-ins of Terra Linda homes
• Marin's jobless rate dips to 7.8 percent
• Carlos Castillo is Marin volunteer of the week for Sept. 17, 2011
• Mountain Play director Dunn to step down after 30 years
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 16, 2011
• Tiburon girl credited for waking parents during fire
• Novato kids prompt rescue of trapped baby raccoon
• Judge denies Sausalito man's bid to withdraw plea in Vallejo wine warehouse fire
• San Anselmo police say suspicious man approached boy
• Marin home sales increase in August
• Woman knocked out, robbed in downtown San Rafael
• San Rafael man arrested on suspicion of rape attempt on food delivery woman
• Former Marin Youth Center in San Rafael finds new life as classroom
• Novato man arrested in San Rafael drug case
• GOP presidential candidate Bachmann addresses supporters in San Rafael
• Marin County births: September
• Given named Marin County finance chief
• Novato moves forward with downtown office plans
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 15, 2011
• New fire merger plan creates friction in Sausalito
• Motorcyclist injured in Novato offramp wreck
• Novato teen arrested after car crash into San Rafael deli
• San Rafael indoor sports complex back before Planning Commission this fall
• MMWD adopts leaner budget as water use continues to flag
• Veterans, job seekers search for better lives at College of Marin job fair
• Marin pension secrecy bid rejected
• Marin allocates funds for computer legal battle, health services
• 9/11 memorial dedication slideshow
• Pension 'pledge' backers find no takers among Marin supervisors
• Novato beefs up graffiti ordinance
• Marin receives $400,000 for green jobs training
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 14, 2011
• San Rafael homicide probe continues; suspect charged in different case
• DA plans no charges in case of body buried in Novato yard
• Novato police arrest boy with grenade launcher
• Firefighters snuff out two-alarm blaze on College of Marin's Indian Valley Campus
• Talented newcomers to be feted at 34th Mill Valley Film Festival
• Protester ejected from Marin Board of Supervisors' meeting
• Motor vehicles for disabled to be allowed on Marin trails
• Five finalists tapped for Marin Community Foundation board seat
• Power restored for thousands in South Novato
• Solicitors draw ire of Marin store owners
• Marin crime stats mostly flat in new report
• Knud Dyby, Novato man who helped save thousands of Jews during World War II, dies at 96
• Fairfax police investigate string of high-end bicycle thefts
• San Rafael police release name of homicide victim
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Tuesday, Sept. 13
• San Rafael police loosen city's vehicle impound policy for six-month trial period
• Annual shoreline trash cleanup event slated for Saturday in Marin
• Butte County man builds huge yacht at San Rafael's Loch Lomond Marina
• Marin sends firefighters to help tackle state wildfires
• Marin 9/11 anniversary events honor, recall victims' memories
• Social service agencies plan 'SOS Marin' donation drive
• College of Marin officials blame fee hikes for enrollment drop
• Marin program that helps the formerly homeless expands through new partnership
• Golden Gate Bridge battles deficit, could raise tolls in 2013
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 12, 2011
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• Marin victims of 9/11
• 9/11 remembrances planned throughout Marin County
• Redwood High grad pens new book on the U.S. war on terror
• Three dozen applicants seek seat on Marin Community Foundation board
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 11, 2011
• Ten years, later Grandcolas 'ready to embrace a new life'
• Redwood High grad pens new book on the U.S. war on terror
• 9/11 rescue dogs honored at Marin pet fair
• Novato man's book on hero 9/11 dog hits bestseller list
• San Rafael woman slain, man arrested
• San Rafael officer bit during prostitution arrest
• Trouble keeps piling up for Fairfax pub patron with baby in car
• Red flag warning shuts down Mount Tam to vehicles
• Legislature sends Huffman's oil spill prevention bill to governor
• Restoration Hardware files to go public
• San Rafael man cited for buying beer for undercover youth in Novato
• Fireman's Fund pays tribute to 9/11 victims
• Historic Saint Raphael Church paintings to be cleaned, restored
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 10, 2011
• Novato council candidates clash at chamber forum
• In Marin, Democrats laud Obama speech, conservatives unimpressed
• Actress Glenn Close to open 34th Mill Valley Film Festival
• Marin affordable housing group receives $2.1 million
• One year later, no arrests in killing of Novato man in Costa Rica
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 9, 2011
• Golden Gate Sunday express bus launches this weekend
• Sausalito police investigate jewelry theft
• Corte Madera SEIU workers agree to boost their pension contributions
• Oceanic Society moves from San Francisco to Ross
• Budding clean technology company moves to Novato
• Movers & Shakers: Easter Seals adds two board members
• New partner keeps Novato's senior program alive
• Novato firefighters receive new professional designations
• Worker identified in fatal Tiburon construction accident
• Novato group receives $625,000 federal grant to battle teen drinking
• Mill Valley office building delayed over creek concerns
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 8, 2011
• MediaNews Group appoints new CEO, hires Digital First Media
• Contempo Marin rent hikes to go forward
• San Rafael mayoral candidates face off in first debate of election season
• San Rafael rape suspect gets case dismissed
• Work begins on Marin City bus center revamp
• Sausalito's Heath to open ceramics operations in San Francisco
• Joan Lundstrom resigns after 28 years on Larkspur City Council
• Judge denies Larkspur man's release in Sonoma County threats case
• Marin County births: Sept. 8, 2011
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• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 7, 2011
• Tiburon worker dies after fall from roof
• Kerner Optical, special effects spin-off from Lucasfilm, shuts down
• San Rafael High grad raises $23,000 for local scholarship
• Couple suspected of crime spree in Southern Marin, Twin Cities
• Greenpeace van finds second life with West Marin radio station
• Novato man arrested after gun, silencer seen in car
• Marin among 20 California counties to post valuation increases
• Huffman kicks off campaign for newly drawn 2nd District congressional seat
• County of Marin wins good government award
• Spare the Air day called for Wednesday
• Golden Gate Bridge 'hardened' against terror attacks since 9/11
• At Marin City festival, fans pour in and music pumps out
• Supervisor McGlashan suffered from rare heart disease
• 9/11 remembrances planned throughout Marin County
• Novato murder suspect takes plea deal for his testimony
• San Rafael, Corte Madera malls to mark 9/11 anniversary with readiness programs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 6, 2011
• Local volunteers sought to expand suicide hotline services to Northern California counties
• Novato murder suspect takes plea deal for his testimony
• Fairfax police: Man left baby in hot car while he drank at pub
• 2-alarm fire damages Woodacre home
• Self-employed workers dominate Marin labor force
• Autistic activist's speech draws hundreds to EcoFair
• Rebounding tule elk causing headaches for Point Reyes ranchers
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 5, 2011
• Marin City Transit Hub revamp starts Tuesday, improved safety expected
• SmartMeter opponents plan meetings
• Novel approach to helping seniors remain in their homes takes root in Marin
• Employee pensions vary widely among Marin government agencies
• Novel approach to helping seniors remain in their homes takes root in Marin
• Police crack down on impaired driving
• Red tide along Sonoma coast prompts caution
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 4, 2011
• Artists have high hopes at Sausalito festival
• Southern Marin voices concerns about America's Cup: mega yachts, noise and toilet shortage
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 3, 2011
• John Krug is Marin volunteer of the week for Sept. 3, 2011
• Red tide along Sonoma coast prompts caution
• Deep sea expedition off Marin coast reveals sea's hidden world
• San Rafael boy, 8, and father release iPhone app for chess players
• Marin judge orders legal counsel for suspected serial killer Naso
• Sonoma assemblyman plans move to Marin to run in redrawn district
• Tree knocks wires into San Anselmo carport; 20 lose power
• Twin Cities police investigate string of auto burglaries
• Officials warn of potential hazardous surf at Point Reyes National Seashore beaches
• San Anselmo woman arrested on suspicion of DUI, hit-and-run
• Several potential buyers emerge to bag Andronico's
• Teen suspected in burglary attempt in Sleepy Hollow
• Supporters, opponents show up to discuss Phil Lesh's 'music barn' proposal
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 2, 2011
• Police investigating female kayaker rescued by Larkspur ferry crew
• Nancy Besst, the Miss Nancy of 'Romper Room,' dies at 77
• Owl program targets Marin Civic Center rat problem
• Movers & Shakers: John Zeiter is Realtor of the Year
• Employees clean up McNears Beach in annual service day
• Governor signs Huffman housing legislation
• New judge to take over California's lethal injection challenge
• Spare the Air day called for Friday
• Sandberg describes after-effects of brain injury at Marin concussion forum
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Sept. 1, 2011
• Work starts on renovation of College of Marin track
• Marin schools shine in state scores, though federal standards remain in flux
• San Rafael pro baseball proposal scaled back
• Tiburon man sentenced to 27 months in prison for Oakland hotel arson solicitation
• Marin agency embarks on fifth annual 'Dream Home' raffle
• Prep football 2011: Tam High football father-son are coach and quarterback in a rare situation
• Larkspur man arrested for alleged threat to kill tow operator
• Larkspur ferry crews rescue stranded Sausalito kayaker
• Golden Gate Bridge's west sidewalk to reopen sooner than expected
• Brush fire ignites in San Rafael while authorities clear transient camps
• Deadheads still grateful -- and willing to spend
• Sheriff's office seizes 500 marijuana plants near Nicasio Valley Road, latest in string of pot raids
• After 27 years, Novato priest is (almost) ready to retire
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 31, 2011
• Road rage eyed in Highway 101 crash in Novato
• Ross Valley Sanitary receives financial reporting award
• Huffman oil spill safety bill fails, supporters vow to bring it up again
• Huffman bill allowing 'benefit corporations' heads for governor's desk
• Pitbull mix stolen outside Dollar Tree store in Novato
• Marin set for influx of state prison parolees
• Marin County births: Aug. 31, 2011
• San Rafael-based Autodesk expands in San Francisco
• Man robs downtown Novato bank, no weapon involved
• EcoFair set for Sunday in San Rafael
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 30, 2011
• Oil spill showdown looms over Huffman cleanup bill
• SMART foes say they may need fewer signatures to get repeal issue on ballot
• Police investigate missing jewelry at Corte Madera senior complex
• Dominican starts work on new athletics complex, multi-sport field
• County of Marin online automobile auction a success
• Corte Madera community garden plans in limbo
• Kayaker rescued in Richardson Bay
• Knife chase leads to arrest
• Marin women's breast cancer study compiles unique database
• Standup Comedy
• Novato gym owner is 'beep baseball' competitor
• Grant will help MMWD send recycled water to Peacock Gap Golf Course in San Rafael
• Officials axe Marin County Redevelopment Agency
• City of rage: Why is Novato so angry?
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 28, 2011
• Marin Services for Women CEO resigns amid financial problems, office move
• Blind CSI investigator honored by TV counterparts
• Independent Journal moves its headquarters to San Rafael
• San Rafael businesswoman joins race seeking Woolsey's congressional seat
• Two men in boat rescued from Point Bonita after propeller problems
• Work begins on new Hamilton gym in Novato
• Larkspur exploring public-private partnerships to finance repairs
• Woodacre landslide prompts repair plan
• Gigi Loughner is Marin volunteer of the week for Aug. 27, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 27, 2011
• Burglary suspects crash in San Rafael after high-speed chase from San Anselmo
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• Novato detectives arrest Vallejo teen in robbery case
• Caltrans plans safety improvements at Redwood Landfill interchange
• War of nerves unfolds in Fairfax between PG&E and SmartMeter opponents
• Marin citizens' group: Pledge allegiance to pension reform
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 26, 2011
• Highway 101 crash leads to second, ties up traffic
• Man arrested in Sausalito after all-night search
• Tiburon OKs first town permit for chicken coop
• Supervisors shift 3,000 Novato-area residents in Marin district shuffle
• Marin teens receive grant to make cakes for children in shelters, foster care
• Muralist spices up Mill Valley with colorful creatures
• Larkspur woman arrested for allegedly assaulting landlady with scissors
• Movers & Shakers: Tutoring company launched in San Rafael
• Police release sketch of Candlestick Park beating suspect
• Novato police chase armed biker
• Golden Gate Bridge cables receiving first complete paint job in 75 years
• Novato robbery suspect arrested
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 25, 2011
• It took a big washing machine for this job at Marin Cleaners
• Ross Valley Fire Department brings a part of 9/11 history to Marin County
• Marin local government group launches Zero Waste Challenge
• Marin students score well on high school exams
• 'Reporters' editor' Gale Cook dies in San Rafael at 92
• Marin agencies to participate in nationwide crackdown on drunken driving
• Marin citizens' group: Pledge allegiance to pension reform
• Novato housing project ignites debate -- two years after it was approved
• Marin Energy Authority to buy solar power from subsidiary of French utility
• Sausalito to refund $2.1 million to residents as project comes in under budget
• Couple seeks Tiburon's first permit for backyard chickens
• Back to School for Novato - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 24, 2011
• San Rafael Community Center mourns death of longtime employee
• New SMART boss's contract details released
• Medications stolen in burglary of San Anselmo veterinarian's office
• Veteran educator named principal of Park School in Mill Valley
• At least two Marin police officers to compete in World Police & Fire Games
• Supervisors bow to feisty lawyer in Sleepy Hollow lot-split fee case
• County opens door for Alto Tunnel bike route linking Mill Valley and Corte Madera
• Fairfax stalking suspect back in jail
• Woman sentenced in Tiburon Ponzi scheme
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 23, 2011
• Troubled SMART rail line taps Marin official as its leader
• Huffman bill that would count foreclosed houses toward affordable housing goals heads for governor's desk
• San Anselmo man in the thick of million-dollar race to the bottom of the sea
• 49ers, SF police pledge crackdown at football games amid violence in which San Rafael man was beaten
• Larkspur's Doherty Drive construction project delayed again
• Dominican president believes in education's power to transform
• Andronico's Markets files for bankruptcy, talks sale
• USA Flag of Hero's. A great way to pay tribute to those who perished on 9-11.
• Fire briefly closes Marin JCC pool
• Judge rejects serial killer suspect's delay plea
• At Dominican, freshman year is 13 billion years long
• San Rafael victim of Candelstick Park beating remains in serious condition, suspect sought
• San Rafael's Alcohol Justice, formerly the Marin Institute, still fighting after 24 years
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 22, 2011
• Fire damages vacation home in Point Reyes Station
• Investigators suspect firworks caused Saturday's fire in Fairfax
• Novato law firm wins ruling over compensation of former clerk
• Supporters of Novato Theater renovation hold fundraiser as critical deadline looms
• State toxics agency salutes San Rafael auto shop
• CalFire aircraft, firefighters douse Fairfax blaze
• Marin Economic Forum names new board officers
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 21, 2011
• Cameras are rolling 24/7 in Marin City
• Higher enrollment drives building plans at Marin schools
• In San Rafael theft, the Y knows why but not who and how
• San Rafael and Novato water recycling plants get funding help
• San Rafael man accused of choking MGH nurse
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 20, 2011
• Dominican's Venture Greenhouse takes shape in San Rafael
• Marin Economic Forum names new board officers
• Employees in San Anselmo and Fairfax to pay more of their pension costs
• Plastics industry edited state environmental curriculum; Ross Valley School District among districts testing instructional materials
• Charlotte Kobayashi is Marin volunteer of the week for Aug. 20, 2011
• Novato police cite three in alcohol sale sting
• Marin's jobless rate drops, still lowest in state
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 19, 2011
• Mill Valley mishap injures cyclist, clogs traffic
• Group begins work to keep state parks open in Marin
• Showdown with gunman caused headaches for Marin businesses
• San Rafael hotel gunman dead; girlfriend found in other room
• Fairfax sales tax one of eight Marin tax measures on the Nov. 8 ballot
• Seismic retrofit work on the Golden Gate Bridge continues
• Marin doctor saves patient on international flight
• Autodesk sees 19 percent earnings increase
• Movers & Shakers: Bank of Marin board member, exec will take the field at AT&T Park
• Marin agencies launch boats in search for missing canoer
• Photo released of suspected knife-wielding shoplifter in San Rafael incident
• Overturned trailer in Novato stalls Highway 101 traffic
• DA to seek death penalty for Schaefer s alleged prison killer
• Grateful Dead's Lesh postpones discussion of Fairfax project after signs posted near his Ross home
• Sausalito police help with rescue near Farallon Islands
• Challengers line up for Novato City Council, but no contest for many Marin elected seats
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 18, 2011
• SMART approves new financial plan, stands to collect more money for project
• A big announcement from Ancestry.com. We'll talk about this at our CIG meeting...
• Daylong police negotiations continue with gunman in East San Rafael hotel
• Novato council votes to continue legal battle with developer
• Novato redevelopment director to leave for new post in Walnut Creek
• Corte Madera council largely dismissive of scathing Marin grand jury report
• Marin school districts begin welcoming students back from summer vacation
• Marin home sales, prices, dip in July
• Marin County births: Aug. 17, 2011
• Project aims to draw wildlife to island off Strawberry
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 17, 2011
• San Anselmo police say suspicious man approached girls
• DA declines to charge men held in San Rafael robbery case
• Porn heir Mitchell sentenced to 35 years to life in ex-girlfriend's beating death
• Community meeting on vehicle impounds in San Rafael scheduled for Wednesday night
• Outspoken librarian becomes Marin's Teacher of the Year
• D.A. notes Brown Act violation by Novato council
• Firefighters snuff out Novato attic blaze
• Judge affirms decision striking down Marin desalination plan
• New group forms to save Marin state parks
• Car plows through walkway outside Target store in Novato
• Mill Valley man sentenced for $1.3 million embezzlement
• Judge strikes down MMWD desal plan, finds flaws in environmental review
• Woodacre man accused of hurling bricks at deputy
• Marin City bus rider escapes robbery attempt
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 16, 2011
• Marin students score high on state tests
• New multi-use development may come to San Rafael's B Street
• San Rafael council's latest pro baseball discussion delayed until September
• San Rafael worker stabbed during shoplifting incident
• 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' helps boost visitor numbers at Muir Woods
• Marinwood crash knocks out power, ignites grass fires
• Novato police name two suspects in armed robbery
• Few students turn out for first Marin whooping cough vaccination clinic
• It took 10 years, but MALT closes deal to preserve Tomales ranch
• San Rafael's Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop closes its doors
• It's back to school time across Marin
• Panel cheers Novato bus plan
• Some residents will have to pay a bit more for Marin Clean Energy
• If it's mid-August in Marin, why does it feel like spring?
• Motorcyclist airlifted after crash near Tomales
• Marin City health clinic, San Rafael center get big boost from federal grant
• Zero Breast Cancer plans annual Dipsea Trail fundraiser
• Marin City health clinic, San Rafael center get big boost from federal grant
• If it's mid-August in Marin, why does it feel like spring?
• Mill Valley's Sammy Hagar among 2011 Milley winners
• Former legislators back Point Reyes oyster company's claims
• Federal funding cut to Marin programs that aid children of prison inmates
• The long, strange trip of the Grateful Dead's Rex Foundation
• Federal funding cut to Marin programs that aid children of prison inmates
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 14, 2011
• Marin board approves tax-free disability pensions
• Larkspur, Tamalpais Union discuss long-term plan to share corporation yards
• San Rafael armed robbery prompts neighborhood manhunt
• Hot races shaping up for Novato City Council, College of Marin board
• Terra Linda man, 93, crashes into building garage
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 13, 2011
• Bus drivers mourn Scuzzie, dog that loved to chase buses in Sausalito
• Ross council OKs slightly smaller budget
• Bay Area children cope with grief at Hospice By The Bay's Camp Erin
• Southern Marin fire district sued in $156,000 billing dispute
• Pam Bousquet is Marin volunteer of the week for Aug. 13, 2011
• Novato agrees to pay state redevelop funds pending high court review
• Dispute over jail meals latest chapter in Mill Valley shopkeeper's saga
• State funding paves way for even more paving of Highway 101 in Marin
• New bridges a boon for hikers, bikers, equestrians in the Rodeo Valley
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 12, 2011
• Larkspur decides against sales tax on ballot
• Greenbrae man charged with insider trading in Disney deal
• McInnis Park Golf Center showdown looms
• Marin's dropout rate among state's lowest
• Sausalito company agrees to pay $425,000 fine over faulty exercise equipment
• Movers & Shakers: Union Bank names new Marin bankers
• Marine Mammal Center plans Hawaii rehab center for monk seals
• Man receives jail term for attack at San Rafael saloon
• Power restored to 2,800 in South Novato after emergency outage
• Larkspur decides against sales tax on ballot
• Marin stocks dragged down in market decline
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 11, 2011
• AT&T adds San Anselmo cell phone antenna site and boosts capacity of other Marin cell sites
• Corte Madera woman reports phone scam by fake authorities
• Centerfield may fund environmental study for San Rafael pro baseball plan
• Novato gas line ripped by road crew
• Novato students learn algebra on the job
• Fairfax woman identified as burning car fatality in Tomales
• Bid to sink SPAWN salmon lawsuit fails
• Marin officials grapple with ideas to keep state parks open amid concerns about commercialization
• San Anselmo agrees to share police services with Twin Cities
• San Rafael police arrest 5 teens amid bottle-throwing bedlam
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 10, 2011
• In-N-Out announces Novato plans
• More Marin homeowners under water
• Critics flay Marin County pension program
• Novato district whistleblower claims wrongful firing after feral cat case
• Sun Valley Market reopens in San Rafael, delighting neighbors
• Former Sausalito Marin City superintendent loses out on Massachusetts job
• Marinwood crash gums up freeway traffic
• Marin County births: Aug. 10, 2011
• Marin County OKs whooping cough vaccine clinics
• Marin investment managers urge long view amid stock market decline
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 9, 2011
• Motorcyclist injured in Fairfax crash
• State to Novato: Pay up, or shut agency down
• Novato police investigate armed robbery
• State parks donation buckets to appear at Bank of Marin branches
• San Rafael resident removes graffiti on 9/11 memorial
• Firefighters extinguish two-alarm blaze at San Rafael warehouse
• Novato-based Willis Lease reports healthy second-quarter profits
• Marin County parks logo spurs 'name the hawk' contest
• Kitten rescued from Highway 101 in June finds new home in Terra Linda
• Sonoma offshore energy-from-waves project canceled
• Brewer wants to rescue Marin's Samuel P. Taylor State Park
• Mill Valley man arrested for DUI, felony hit and run after 101 accident
• Brewer wants to rescue Marin's Samuel P. Taylor State Park
• Petaluma man killed in two-vehicle crash on 101 in Novato
• Police arrest 19-year-old man for alleged robbery at Mill Valley Community Center
• Police stop San Rafael man on Bellam Blvd., arrest him for alleged 2010 sex crime
• 33 North condos in San Rafael face possible receivership, foreclosure
• County of Marin bills itself as 'regional leader' in pension reform
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 7, 2011
• County of Marin bills itself as 'regional leader' in pension reform
• 33 North condos in San Rafael face possible receivership, foreclosure
• Fairfax chamber promotes new 'shop local' bag
• Veterans seek forgiveness at Tiburon workshop
• Contractor to repave nine more county roads
• Marin seniors program honored by national association
• Novato killer Mitchell wants new trial, new lawyer
• Parolee arrested in San Rafael burglary case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 6, 2011
• Novato traffic stops yield drug suspects, pot, cash, ammo
• Novato merchants seek spark to reanimate The Square shopping center
• San Rafael boy, 1, falls from second-floor window
• More Marin roadwork set to begin Sunday near Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• Novato student takes love of science to the next level
• Len Goldstein is Marin volunteer of the week for Aug. 6, 2011
• Body found in burning car at Tomales Bay boat launch
• Our webinar that was set for tomorrow, 8/6/11, has been cancelled due to a lack...
• Marine Mammal Center sends sea lion No. 10,000 back to the sea
• San Rafael rape suspect acquitted of most charges
• Program puts families into bank-owned Novato homes
• Fairfax police arrest suspect in burglary attempt
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 5, 2011
• Marin Youth Center in San Rafael closing this month
• Marin Supervisor Brown says he may consider resigning
• Sonoma DA: Justice system 'failure' in killing of Marin deputy
• DA declines to charge Fairfax indecency suspect
• Novato police unit reports progress against gangs
• Indian artifacts discovery delays Good Earth opening in Fairfax
• PG&E generator surge blows out fans, lights at United Markets in San Anselmo
• Ex-con arrested in Novato stalking case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 4, 2011
• Novato grass fire attributed to kids with fireworks
• Tony Brabo, a partner in the longest known marriage in Marin, dies at 99
• Marin County may sue McInnis golf center for $420,000 in back rent
• Marin forgiveness seminar planned for military veterans
• Water line break sends debris across Belvedere neighborhood
• Marin County births: Aug. 4, 2011
• Environmental groups: Marin coastal plans hard to grasp
• Novato collision sends vehicle into downtown building
• Statue of Skippy swiped from Novato dog park
• San Rafael gang suspects jailed in street assault case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 3, 2011
• Signs, paint go on Golden Gate to keep peace between bicyclists and pedestrians
• New state 'whale tail' license plates will help Marin enviro programs
• San Rafael approves new fee schedule for city services
• San Rafael executive, 67, gets prison in tax fraud case
• Retired Sausalito Marin City superintendent emerges as top candidate for Massachusetts post
• North Bay congressional candidates rip Congress on debt deal
• Former Sausalito wine dealer seeks to withdraw guilty plea in arson case
• San Rafael crafts ordinance barring plastic bags, Styrofoam containers
• Marin County births: Aug. 3, 2011
• SMART foes start petition drive, aim to repeal train measure in 2012
• Car smashes into Terra Linda music store
• CHP: Novato man flips car in 85-mph crash
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 2, 2011
• Gang suspect accused of threats to Novato police
• Woolsey opposes latest debt ceiling deal
• Nonprofit hopes to stop bullying in Marin schools
• Marin City gets county shuttle service
• Novato toy store to become members-only amid shoplifting crisis
• Inmate in Novato case dies at Marin County Jail
• Tiburon real estate broker pleads guilty in loan fraud case
• Police disperse gang battle at Novato Youth Center
• Marin teens helping heal Haiti through art therapy
• Two men held in San Rafael rape attempt
• healing haiti with art
• Garbage, rats at Mill Valley home trigger court action by city
• For veterans, Novato man is a guardian of memories
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Aug. 1, 2011
• Reservoirs in Marin still very full
• Marin residents living in wildland urban interface may face new $150 annual fire protection fee
• Muir Woods and other local parks could get protection from air tour flight noise
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 31, 2011
• Emotions run high at Novato Relay for Life
• Marin's redistricting triumph: County remains intact
• Millionaire serial killer suspect must pay for his own lawyer
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 30, 2011
• Candidates sought for at-large seat on Marin Community Foundation board
• Candidates sought for at-large seat on Marin Community Foundation board
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Slain Marin deputy honored by throng in San Rafael
• Sausalito elementary students to have bus service when school begins
• Muir Woods spotted owls under threat from rival bird
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of Aug. 1, 2011
• Marin's redistricting triumph: County remains intact
• Millionaire serial killer suspect must pay for his own lawyer
• San Rafael promotes Jensen to community development director
• Beverly Munyon is Marin volunteer of the week for July 30, 2011
• Ex-coach sues Dominican, claiming age bias in firing
• San Rafael's Pizza Orgasmica gets new muted paint job
• Marinwood man sentenced for trampling Novato police car
• Movers & Shakers: Whistlestop of San Rafael names two new board members
• Wafting odor at San Rafael hotel exposes pot trafficking suspects
• Mill Valley woman accused of hitting rival with car over $100
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 29, 2011
• Mill Valley steps up enforcement of brush clearance rules
• Ex-coach sues Dominican, claiming age bias in firing
• Tiny black bugs swarm parts of San Rafael and Novato, irking locals
• Novato police arrest suspect on kidnapping allegation
• Movers & Shakers: Whistlestop of San Rafael names two new board members
• Terra Linda man sent to prison in 'Jale Bate' sex case
• San Quentin inmate crushed between truck and dock
• Fairfax Town Council puts sales tax on November ballot
• Marin takes aim at whooping cough, wants every student vaccinated
• Marin takes aim at whooping cough, wants every student vaccinated
• History of space exploration comes to Novato storefront
• In Belvedere, small yacht club expansion a big deal
• San Anselmo Town Council reverses course, again, won't put sales tax measure on November ballot
• Contractor to repave 8 Marin County roads
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 28, 2011
• SMART loses out on MTC funding -- for now
• Fairfax homeowner discovers grenade in yard; neighbors evacuate
• Marin County renews solar rebate program
• Marin County park publicist plan under review
• Marin Community Foundation shifting support from environment to safety-net services
• Mill Valley street closed after gas leak at Sweetwater site
• Marin City pre-schoolers release new children's book
• Paramedic tax plans headed for November ballot
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 27, 2011
• Worker suffers amputation in Novato cement mixer mishap
• Larkspur launches new city website with improved features
• College of Marin makes transition to smoke-free campus
• Vandal breaks door, hacks Civic Center billboard, stuns motorists
• Marin judge delays decision on funding for alleged serial killer
• New shuttle links Marin City, West Marin with Marin General
• Marin plastic bag opponents emboldened by state high court decision
• New Marin law eliminates most graywater permits
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 26, 2011
• San Anselmo and Fairfax decide this week whether to put sales tax measures on November ballot
• Unlicensed San Rafael driver charged with DUI crash
• Dillon Beach 'posse' detains campground molest suspect
• San Rafael's community development director retiring after 13-plus years
• One arrested, 14 cited in San Rafael checkpoint
• Bank of Marin reports 3 percent increase in earnings for second quarter of 2011
• Group hopes to expand free vision screenings for kids
• San Rafael believes union concessions will save millions; critics not so sure
• Group hopes to expand free vision screenings for kids
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 25, 2011
• Bond measure for new Marin General Hospital building headed for ballot in November 2013
• Assemblyman Huffman opens early fund-raising lead among potential candidates for Congress
• Appeals court upholds $200,000 award for Novato builder
• Novato's Pacini comes back from serious injury to earn motocross pro card and spot on 2012 supercross tour
• Buck Institute teams with British company to develop test to predict success of breast cancer treatments
• Teen mentors give special kids a chance to go to camp
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 24, 2011
• Emotions and motorcycles at post office dedication to fallen West Marin soldier
• San Rafael family files police misconduct lawsuit after arrests last year
• Chef/photographer's book documents complex role of oysters in Marin
• CHP: Driver identified in roadside death of Novato man
• Novato peace activist reunited with stolen Gandhi puppet
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for XXMonthDateYearXX
• Brittney Bruschera is Marin volunteer of the week for July 23, 2011
• Marin will have to wait two extra years before helping to choose next state senator
• SMART train 'on track,' but costs rise and start likely to be delayed
• Marin jobless rate dips to 8 percent in June
• Deal could end Novato's 10-year feud with developer
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of July 25, 2011
• Services planned in San Rafael for slain Marin deputy
• New supervisor provides editing lesson via graywater ordinance
• Mill Valley loses appeal on verdict in deadly mudslide
• Angel Island immigrant celebration: 'These are our roots'
• City of Richmond will pay up to $40,000 in hopes of joiningMarin Energy Authority
• Marin commuters foiled by steaming sack of bugs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for XXMonthDateYearXX
• Teen mentors give special kids a chance to go to camp
• Mill Valley library celebrates 100th birthday
• Novato police investigate Gandhi carjacking
• San Rafael family files police misconduct lawsuit after arrests last year
• Marin Academy mourning sophomore who died in Yosemite car crash
• City of Richmond will pay up to $40,000 in hopes of joiningMarin Energy Authority
• Dozens of laptops missing after Mill Valley school break-in
• Ross Valley Sanitary District adopts rate hikes ranging from 22 percent to 46 percent
• Citizens group to county: Reform pensions or face ballot measure
• $6 million Marin housing energy upgrade will pay for itself
• Ross Valley Sanitary District adopts rate hikes ranging from 22 percent to 46 percent
• Foreclosures level off, defaults fall in Marin
• Civic Center grieves for slain Marin deputy as colleagues start fund
• Bidding snafu delays modular rec center in Tiburon
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 21
• San Rafael Target opponents won't sue over signature count
• Median improvement bills perplex some San Rafael residents
• Corte Madera man arrested in Fairfax flasher case
• Redistricting panel drops San Francisco from Marin legislative districts
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 20, 2011
• County supervisors approve Spirit Rock Meditation Center plan
• State budget cuts give Marin County government a break
• Marin City crime wave triggers reward program
• Tiburon boy, 3, hurt in runaway vehicle crash
• Marin deputy, Novato parolee killed in Petaluma gun battle
• FIRE TODAY: Two hospitalized in blaze at San Rafael nail salon, including firefighter
• San Rafael council delays Albert Park pro baseball decision
• China Camp an example of unlikely consequences of closing state parks
• San Rafael employee unions agree to pay cuts, pension benefit reductions for new workers
• Redevelopment agencies, cities sue state
• Neighbors file suit over Edna Maguire school construction in Mill Valley
• Opponent says proposed Ross Valley Sanitary District rate hike violates Proposition 218
• Marin man's alleged threat on Boxer was unrelated to national politics
• Marin court abandons plan to put juvenile defendants in glass box
• Larkspur Theater crowd applauds a great soccer game
• Mill Valley recognized for emergency preparedness
• Marin man accused of death threats against Boxer
• Marin's newest trail begins to take shape
• Cal Park Hill Tunnel project wins award
• San Rafael teens to paint mural on Canal Alliance building
• Filing begins for Marin's Nov. 8 elections -- without some familiar faces
• Marin home sales rise, prices edge up
• Novato chooses affordable housing sites
• County elections office: San Rafael anti-Target referendum still short on signatures
• Marin youth volunteers to help butterflies and the environment at Fort Baker
• Excitement builds among Marin soccer fans for Women's World Cup final
• San Rafael police report suspicious offer to girl
• Girlfriend defends Maui blowhole victim
• Weekend closure scheduled for Golden Gate Bridge connector in San Francisco
• Meryl Sundove is Marin volunteer of the week for July 16, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 16, 2011
• Sheriff's office conducts Marin City enforcement sweep
• Two arrested on suspicion of vehicle theft in Sausalito
• Novato limits housing density
• List of people interested in Woolsey's congressional seat grows
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 15, 2011
• Novato Narrows project officially begins; traffic relief predicted for locals
• Marin educators offer mixed reaction to landmark gay education law
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael chamber names interim chairwoman
• Novato student in finals of $10,000 filmmaking contest
• Power restored to 4,000 San Rafael households after outage
• Tourists saw San Anselmo man fall into Maui blow hole
• Teenage girl, two others rescued near Tennessee Cove
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of molesting girl, 13
• Lawson's Landing compromise OK'd
• Group into water at Tennessee Beach, one rescued
• Garbage rates will jump 31 percent in San Anselmo starting next week
• 'Soda bomb' found in Marin City intended to harm
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 14, 2011
• San Anselmo man takes plea deal for threatening U.S. senator
• Governor adds Marin to list of counties eligible for grants due to storm damage
• SMART gets preliminary approval from regional board for $33 million
• Novato heralds the return of trains
• Novato reconsidering Marin Clean Energy bid
• Ice cream vendor robbed; sixth Marin City robbery since mid-June
• Marin cities look to local sales tax measures to balance budgets
• Marin County pension computer snafu: two years late, $600,000 over budget
• Novato hires architect for new city offices
• Proposal would merge 'obsolete' Southern Marin sanitary districts
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 13, 2011
• Report: Thousands to pour into Southern Marin to watch yacht race
• New Novato finance manager starts work
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at Marin Mazda Subaru in San Rafael
• Jury convicts Mitchell of first-degree murder
• Police arrest two for alleged theft of ATM from Santa Venetia Market
• Search called off for San Anselmo man who fell into blow hole in Hawaii
• Tiburon man pleads guilty in Oakland hotel arson
• Mill Valley Baskin-Robbins closes after 40-plus years
• San Rafael police say man held girlfriend captive in sex case
• Woman's foot crushed by passing car in Kentfield
• Cyclists laud Mill Valley's plan for Miller Avenue
• San Rafael sisters jailed in stabbing and robbery case
• Victim of rare birth complication travels far for treatment in Kentfield hospital
• Fairfax police arrest suspects in interrupted burglary
• Birkenstock proposal adds new wrinkle to Novato housing debate
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 12, 2011
• Pizza Orgasmica to soften yellow paint job next week after stir in San Rafael
• San Anselmo man feared dead in Maui blowhole accident
• Feisty Sleepy Hollow retiree vows appeal in housing fee battle
• San Rafael Chamber of Commerce backs Albert Park pro baseball plan
• Man robbed at gunpoint in fifth Marin City robbery since June 16
• Corte Madera scientist seeks help to save nation's bees
• Showdown set over Dillon Beach's Lawson Landing
• Corte Madera scientist seeks help to save nation's bees
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 11, 2011
• Former Fairfax video store owners file lawsuit over toxic soil
• Fewer pets killed in U.S. due to spay, neuter programs; Marin Humane Society was a pioneer
• San Rafael police catch boy, 16, burglarizing B Street business
• Marin City woman in custody after allegedly assaulting husband with BBQ fork
• Cascade Drive in Fairfax reopened after downed power lines repaired
• Police arrest San Rafael man for alleged shoplifting at Novato Costco
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 10, 2011
• Marin Energy Authority offers incentive for more Marin cities to join
• San Rafael tissue bank expands services
• Dollar Tree to open San Rafael store
• Full-time ticket agents sign off at Golden Gate Ferry terminals
• San Rafael tissue bank expands services
• Felon arrested in Novato, accused of sawing through mother-in-law's front door
• Bicyclist injured at China Camp helicoptered to hospital
• San Rafael charter fisherman critical of Baja fishing boat
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 9, 2011
• Two accidents cause traffic snarl on Highway 37
• Full-time ticket agents sign off at Golden Gate Ferry terminals
• Novato expedition survivors recall ordeal in the Sea of Cortez
• Kentfield crowd watches Space Age come to an end
• College of Marin recognized for energy savings
• Old Corte Madera Honda dealership serves as firefighter training ground
• San Rafael artist revisits his muse: the space shuttle
• Mitchell murder and kidnapping case goes to Marin jury
• Kayley Weber is Marin volunteer of the week for July 9, 2011
• Larkspur School District adds 'Corte Madera' to its name
• Lawyers begin final pitches in Mitchell murder trial
• TAM board votes against reconsidering earlier decision, gives SMART $8 mil
• Tiburon becomes first town in Marin to ban all smoking in large apartment complexes
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 8, 2011
• Vehicle strikes, injures 17-year-old Novato boy at Tam Junction
• Firefighters burn Terra Linda hillside in battle against goatgrass
• Marin judge seeks financial report on murder suspect Naso
• San Rafael grappling with apparent uptick in homeless encampment fires
• Movers & Shakers: Four new board members named by Marin Humane Society
• Child molester in Novato and San Rafael sentenced to 93 years to life
• New Novato path will provide bicyclists with direct route through city
• San Rafael exec recounts 'pandemonium' on sinking fishing boat in Mexico
• Marin County births: July 6, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 7, 2011
• Alleged serial killer Naso now says he wants legal help
• Novato firefighters kept busy with three small fires
• Corte Madera Town Council approves balanced $20 million budget
• San Rafael council approves $82.4 million budget
• Ten homes evacuated in Kentfield after gas main rupture
• Mill Valley police officer dies unexpectedly
• Adams makes it official: She's running for Congress
• Canal residents pushing for changes to San Rafael's vehicle impound policies
• Marin County Fair showcases chickens, rabbits and the kids who love them
• Larkspur School District considering name change
• Controversial vote to fund SMART to be revisited at special meeting
• Protest vote fails in Ross Valley Sanitary District
• Tree limb cuts power to thousands in Tiburon, Corte Madera
• Arbitration panel awards Mill Valley couple $456,658 after investment losses
• 'I am not a murderer': Mitchell says he fought off victim's attackers
• Four Novato men survive ill-fated Mexico fishing cruise
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 6, 2011
• Environmental leader named to Marin Community Foundation board
• Marin County Fair reports record revenue
• Greenbrae astronomer plans public viewing of last shuttle launch
• San Rafael police Chief Matt Odetto submits resignation
• Novato's Fireman's Fund names new CEO
• Marin County births: July 6, 2011
• Marin organization, others settle lawsuit with feds over sea turtles
• Police investigate burglaries at San Anselmo businesses
• Assessor cuts Marin valuations
• Novato man among survivors in Baja boat disaster
• Thousands flock to Marin parades, Independence Day events
• Controversial vote to fund SMART to be revisited at special meeting
• San Rafael sex offender accused of raping hotel guest
• County receives $1.4 million grant to reduce pollution runoff in West Marin
• Canal residents pushing for changes to San Rafael's vehicle impound policies
• Tiburon council to weigh tighter smoking rules
• Ross girl, 16, accused of driving while high on pot
• Happy Fourth of July! Have fun with your family and friends and be safe!
• Novato collector has an eye for eagles
• Larkspur School District considering name change
• Eight Marin schools in line for sidewalk, crosswalk improvement funds
• Hit by state cuts, College of Marin seeks new homes for costly programs
• Marin fair ride closed as a precaution, although no problems are suspected
• Cycling in Marin: After finishing second each of the past two years, SoCal rider prepared to win Saturday's San Rafael Twilight Criterium
• Man robbed at gunpoint at Marin City bus stop
• Tree work to cause delays on Tiburon Boulevard
• Garbarino maintains tanks for the memories
• Homestead Valley couple still married after 82 years
• Coastal plan sessions scheduled across Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 3, 2011
• Point Reyes National Seashore reminder: no fireworks
• The bridge is golden at Marin County Fair
• Sea plane crashes into Sausalito's Richardson Bay
• Marin County Fair showcases chickens, rabbits and the kids who love them
• Arbitration panel awards Mill Valley couple $456,658 after investment losses
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 2, 2011
• Protest vote fails in Ross Valley Sanitary District
• Tree limb cuts power to thousands in Tiburon, Corte Madera
• County elections office: San Rafael anti-Target referendum 37 signatures short
• Golden Gate Ferry workers call off one-day strike; ferries to run on time Friday
• Golden Gate Ferry strike fails to come to fruition, patrons confused
• Marin's legislative boundaries 'fluid'
• Robbery charges dismissed in Corte Madera incident
• Roundup of events across Marin for Fourth of July
• Antoine Peltereau-Villeneuve is Marin volunteer of the week for July 2, 2011
• Headlands access limited by road reconstruction
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for July 1, 2011
• Marin County Fair's opening day a crowd pleaser
• Adams says she's not fully in the congressional race -- yet
• Two men arrested in connection with Fairfax bicycle thefts
• Alcohol vendors will card all at Marin County Fair
• Benissimo owners to open cafe at Corte Madera's Park Madera Center
• Larkspur School District puts $26 million bond measure on fall ballot
• Strike cancels Friday ferries
• Coroner: Marin General Hospital staff left patient's ventilator off
• New state budget will strain Marin school finances
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 30, 2011
• Almonte Sanitary District balks at garbage rate hike
• Marin Headlands bunker to be buttoned down
• Fairfax police investigate string of high-end bicycle thefts
• Wild animal attacks, kills second Santa Venetia cat
• Workers scramble before opening of Marin County Fair
• 'Susan Adams for Congress' website launched
• Marin public housing receives facelift through federal stimulus
• Ross Valley Sanitary considers rate hike amid protests
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 29, 2011
• Novato detectives detail early hours of Mitchell homicide case
• Novato woman charged with embezzling $210,000 at Corte Madera firm
• San Rafael school districts warn of rough times ahead
• Summer disappears for a day, but dry weather ahead
• Highway 1 work near Mill Valley almost done, second project to start soon
• Plans for major San Rafael enviro fair scrapped; smaller affair planned
• Kentfield, Strawberry, Santa Venetia top county affordable housing development list
• Board appoints seven members to revamped Marin parks panel
• San Rafael man gets 16 years in child molest case
• Jury deadlocks in Marin City assault case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 28, 2011
• Seeking clean energy, Novato-based Fireman's Fund turns to fuel cells
• Some Marin landowners wary of state plan to deal with rising sea
• Mill Valley man pleads guilty to three DUIs in three days
• Veteran Dipsea Race runner Hirabayashi dies
• Marin judge denies Naso's motion to dismiss serial killing case
• Woolsey makes it official: she will retire from Congress next year
• Search for missing boater called off in Tomales Bay
• Marin girds for 'winter's last gasp'
• Inspection of Mill Valley mosaic yields no 'inappropriate' images
• San Anselmo man accused of stabbing roommate
• Marin officials tout emergency preparedness
• Attack leaves cat dead in Santa Venetia backyard
• Authorities investigate small fires near San Rafael homeless encampment
• Boats and helicopters search Tomales Bay near Lawson's Landing for man who went overboard
• Marin grand jury: get ready to help yourself in a disaster
• Marin County Fair salutes the Golden Gate Bridge
• Marin County Fair salutes the Golden Gate Bridge
• Buck Institute study: Lithium may help halt progression of Parkinson's
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 27, 2011
• Novato schools hire county business official
• San Rafael completes pedestrian improvements on Canal Street
• A year after switch to public control, Marin General Hospital's management sways skeptics
• Philanthropy and new state law both aid Marin General Hospital
• Marin group files lawsuit over Redwood Landfill decision, saying site is vulnerable to rising sea level, earthquakes
• Marin County holds novel used car sale
• A year after switch to public control, Marin General Hospital's management sways skeptics
• Two crashes clog traffic in Southern Marin
• Marin coastal plan nears finish line
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 26, 2011
• Decision of Sausalito Marin City school bus delayed
• Donation box, cash stolen from WildCare in brick-throwing break-in
• Oily rags igniting in the sun blamed for two Novato fires
• Marin children's murals investigated in connection with artist's child porn arrest
• For mothers in need, new Gilead House in Novato 'feels like home'
• Novato man killed in rural hit-and-run crash
• Mill Valley man convicted in $1.4 million embezzlement case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 25, 2011
• Two crashes clog traffic in Southern Marin
• 'I will kill any one of you : Mitchell trial reviews prior violence
• Fairfax ditches fee for backyard beehives
• Tiburon foundation to beautify Blackie's Pasture, preserve rail remnants
• Marin County 'vegetation plan' tab climbs to $600,000
• Maureen Sweeny is Marin volunteer of the week for June 25, 2011
• Drivers should expect delays south of Golden Gate Bridge as ramp closes
• TAM switches vote to approve SMART dollars, but second hearing planned
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 24, 2011
• Robert Frick of Tiburon, former state track champion, dies at 94
• Burglar sentenced for spree in San Rafael, Mill Valley
• Trash art exhibit debuts Saturday at Marine Mammal Center
• Stinson waters set to reopen Friday after great white shark sighting
• BioMarin of Novato to pay $48.5 million for plant in Ireland
• 'You can't fight it': Marin plastic surgeon loses libel suit against ex-patient
• 84-year-old Olema man dies in Petaluma car crash
• Movers & Shakers: Rotary Club honors landscape contractor
• Mitchell kin testify he planned to spirit baby to Mexico
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 23, 2011
• Marin Community Foundation pledges $6 million to aid underprivileged students
• Novato firefighters snuff three grass fires
• Man burned in fire at Corte Madera transient camp
• Bay Area pothole report: Larkspur roads among the worst
• Marin Humane Society rescues tiny kitten from Highway 101 in San Rafael
• New plants, flowers to line San Rafael's Point San Pedro Road
• Youth in Arts to honor special ed leader
• Activist files complaint against San Rafael councilman
• Marin County budget boots 20 employees, cuts 60 posts
• Citizens' group forms to push for Marin County pension reform
• Novato delays housing decision
• McNears Beach 'view vandal' case settled for $27,000
• Lanes now clear after crash on southbound Highway 101 near Lucas Valley
• Tempers boil at Novato housing meeting
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 22, 2011
• Point San Pedro Road assessment district measure passes in initial tally
• Heat arrives with summer, but cooler days ahead for Marin
• Grand jury: Ross Valley Sanitary District needs to rethink plan for hiring spree
• Sears seated on Marin County Board of Supervisors
• Mill Valley to raise price of downtown parking stickers
• Mitchell's testimony promised as Novato murder trial begins
• WildCare out of the running for now to buy Santa Venetia land
• Driver injured as tow truck slides down San Anselmo hillside
• Marin supervisors hike garbage rates up to 31 percent
• Firefighters extinguish garage fire near Marin Civic Center
• As City Council prepares for debate, Novato remains a house divided
• Group threatens move to repeal SMART commuter rail line
• Tiburon commodities trader accepts lifetime bar from association to settle complaint
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 21, 2011
• Woolsey schedules announcement next week to discuss political plans
• Freight service in Marin comes closer to reality
• Marin butterfly census counts colorful creatures
• Spare the Air alert declared for Tuesday
• County restores coho salmon habitat in West Marin
• San Anselmo burglary suspect jailed after scuffle at home
• 'Hairspray' a triumph, but canceled show puts Mountain Play in the red
• San Rafael man sues Novato hospital, claiming sponge left in gut
• Marin's agricultural production valued at $56.2 million, up $3.6 million
• Marin's agricultural production valued at $56.2 million
• Great white shark sighting at Stinson Beach closes deeper waters though Thursday
• Novato boy's homeopathic treatment demonstrates difficulty of evaluating alternative remedy
• Marin Catholic appoints Monsignor Sheeran as ministry director
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 20, 2011
• Man in stable condition after being stabbed multiple times in Novato
• Pilot court program helps Marin's homeless get back on their feet
• Public safety at issue in Marin County budget squeeze
• Ross Valley Sanitary District sues Corte Madera in sewer pipe dispute
• Sears to be seated on county board Tuesday
• Two drivers arrested at San Rafael police check point
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 19, 2011
• Point San Pedro Road median election ends Monday night
• San Rafael peace rally against 'permanent' war
• Mike's Bikes is penniless and loving it
• Suspects charged in China Camp-to-Petaluma chase
• Jail term for DUI driver who injured San Rafael cop at checkpoint
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 18, 2011
• San Anselmo singer still a winner after elimination from 'The Voice'
• Novato knife suspect accused of mangling police car
• Marin police carry the torch in annual prelude to Special Olympics
• Larkspur approves balanced $13.1 million budget
• Novato police ceremony to mark retirements, promotions
• Marin's jobless rate falls in May
• Veto adds to uncertainty for Marin school budgets
• Shari Weiser is Marin volunteer of the week for June 18, 2011
• Marin County Free Library launches summer book club literacy program
• Fire guts San Anselmo house
• Golden Gate Bridge head-on crash slows southbound traffic
• Former Novato man charged with molesting girl
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 17, 2011
• Audubon program prepares future stewards of Marin's bays and lands
• San Anselmo principal moves to new post in Dixie School District
• Endangered bird find pushes Larkspur road project into school year
• Lawyer: San Rafael road-rage suspect was not aggressor
• Novato woman sentenced for abusing mother, 76
• Marin shoe-camera peeping suspect takes plea deal
• Documents cite DNA evidence, list of women, in Naso serial killing case
• Jury awards $3.25 million to Mill Valley woman in casino suit
• Willow Creek in Sausalito named one of state's top charter schools
• Freight trains could begin to roll in North Bay next week
• Target opponents submit signatures for referendum on San Rafael store
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 16, 2011
• San Rafael robbery suspects ram county truck, cop car
• After rains stop, Marin prepares for fire season
• San Anselmo OKs law aimed at revealing who is behind campaign spending
• Patients warned of data theft after burglary at Mill Valley doctor's office
• San Anselmo council tentatively rejects new taxes to balance budget
• San Rafael man convicted in saloon stomping case
• Marin City girl, 14, booked in auto theft, hit-and-run case
• Woolsey to host downtown San Rafael peace rally
• Settlement ends saga over Novato dog attack
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 15, 2011
• Sun sets on Novato's Hill Middle School
• Gas prices finally dip in Marin after eight-month climb
• Huffman tries again on oil spill law
• Report: Marin seniors will be better off than most when it comes to public transit
• San Rafael man accused of pulling gun in road rage case
• Marin County births: June 15, 2011
• Belvedere council approves 2011-12 budget
• At long last, children's play structure coming to Freitas Park in Terra Linda
• ACLU to honor director of Marin youth court
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 14, 2011
• Police make arson arrest in two San Rafael fires
• State parks crusaders brings bucket fundraiser to Marin
• Highway 101 roadwork in Southern Marin begins Tuesday
• Novato murder suspect loses bid to fire lawyers, represent self
• Marin home sales dip but figures suggest uptick in early summer
• Anti-illegal immigration activist files civil rights lawsuit in federal court against Novato
• Construction of new Good Earth in Fairfax halted after neighbors' complaints
• Private equity firm acquires Corte Madera's Il Fornaio
• Marinwood man arrested in domestic violence, freeway ramming case
• Novato man accused of posing as cop in road rage incident
• Redwood High art teacher wins $25,000 grant award
• Firefighters free dog from fence at Corte Madera mall
• San Rafael's WildCare eyes possible move to Santa Venetia
• Post-9/11 security at Golden Gate, other national tourist icons, varies
• Report: Transit for seniors good in Marin
• Larkspur redwood tree neighbors fought to save will come down
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 13, 2011
• Marin County Fair rocks: Three Dog Night, Pointer Sisters, Temptations
• County of Marin's lackluster website in line for an overhaul
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 12, 2011
• Corte Madera neurologist, stricken by deadly disease he studied at UCSF, focuses on living life to the fullest
• Jury rips San Rafael's $18.5 million retroactive pension benefit
• Corte Madera neurologist, stricken by deadly disease he studied at UCSF, focuses on living life to the fullest
• Mill Valley illustrator painted everything from 'Star Wars' to Frank Sinatra
• Marin County funds wildlife programs with fine revenue
• New direction announced for Street Painting Festival
• Larkspur councilwoman receives Coast Guard award
• San Anselmo school wraps up big ceramic tree mural to honor student
• Marin County may become political bedfellow with counties to the far north
• After schoolhouse flap, Ross turns focus to park structure
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 11, 2011
• Sausalito-Marin City school bus cuts get another airing; service could be restored
• Ross council wants postmortem exam on school s landmark oak
• 101st Dipsea Race: Strawberry's Harvey, 85, adds oldest active Dipsea runner to his long list of accomplishments
• Slow Money event seeks to pair farmers with investors
• Marin/Sonoma mosquito board delays budget vote amid public information questions
• Disabled Terra Linda man, well-known throughout community, dies at 60
• Marin supervisors: officials accountable for hiring goals
• Marin supervisors salute court bailiffs
• Cynthia Sawtell is Marin volunteer of the week for June 11, 2011
• Mobile home park residents seek new deal with Novato
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 10, 2011
• Tiburon adopts enviable budget for 2011-12
• Novato student wins $10,000 'Beach Blanket' scholarship
• Caltrans launches major Highway 101 repaving project through Marin
• Marin General Hospital receives $1 million donation from San Rafael widow
• Officials euthanize 400 roosters in suspected West Marin cockfighting operation
• San Francisco developer buys WinCup property in Corte Madera
• Novato residents implicated in Corte Madera robbery
• Movers & Shakers: Mill Valley architect wins professional women award
• Fairfax finance director quits
• Four-time DUI driver gets prison for Corte Madera collisions
• Marin high school graduations begin in earnest
• Proposed Mount Tamalpais 'friends' group draws concern
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 9, 2011
• Corte Madera man sentenced for bank siege
• San Rafael armed robbery suspect arrested in East Bay
• San Rafael mayoral race shapes up
• CHP identifies Novato hit-and-run suspect
• Fire scorches bedroom in Kentfield
• Novato man identified as victim in fiery crash near Santa Cruz
• Judge: Schaefer s alleged killer cannot transfer to Marin jail
• Marin County spends $1 million on 35 new cars
• Fourteen finalists bid for seven Marin park seats after shakeup
• Newsoms moving to Siebel house in Ross
• Children at Bahia Vista in San Rafael receive new bikes
• Corte Madera will consider allowing backyard beehives
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 8, 2011
• Novato suspect arrested after struggle at mart
• Marin turtle's trek has biologists amazed
• San Rafael's Heller's for Children store to close after 53 years
• San Rafael man charged with assault by skateboard
• Interim SMART exec receives 10 percent pay raise
• Marin County Bicycle Coalition changes leaders
• Food waste program, rising expenses hike Marin garbage fees up to 31%
• Supervisors OK hike in Marin health, safety fees
• San Rafael council OKs Nave boxing match at Albert Park
• Mill Valley council approves sewer fee hike
• Marin grand jury releases scathing report on Corte Madera's finances
• Groups want ships to slow off Marin, California coast to prevent collisions with whales
• Effort launched to block Ross Valley Sanitary District rate hike
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 7, 2011
• Two-vehicle crash shuts Lucas Valley Road
• San Rafael pimping suspect convicted of lesser charge
• Annual event sees return of the salmon to Tiburon
• Marin transit goes high-tech with customer-friendly 'real-time' program
• Enormous sturgeon crowding into San Pablo Bay
• Marin County budget dips as 60 posts cut
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 6, 2011
• Firefighters extinguish car fire on Highway 101 in Novato
• Woman injured, dog killed in Novato car crash
• T.J.Maxx store to open in former San Rafael Borders space
• San Rafael man in jail after allegedly stealing ex-roommate's guns
• Police arrest Larkspur woman for allegedly threatening parents
• RT @PRAGenealogy: Pennington Research Association: New Online Tool uses Google Maps to Show Historica...
• Marin construction class helps students build their futures
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 5, 2011
• Marin Civic Center hiring study: Progress made but improvement needed
• Marin Civic Center hiring study: Progress made but improvement needed
• Teachers association honors IJ reporter
• Marin doused by record storm
• San Rafael disaster drill deemed a success
• New buyer looking at Larkspur Rose Garden property
• Woolsey sounds alarm about potential changes in congressional district boundaries
• Novato sex offender sentenced for city jaunt with teens
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 4, 2011
• Marin Energy Authority considers allowing cities outside Marin to join
• Marin Energy Authority considers allowing cities outside Marin to join
• EPA to start first national wetlands assessment, targets two Marin sites
• Rain cancels Mountain Play on Sunday
• Former Black Panther leader Pratt dies at 63; his family lived in Marin City
• New buyer looking at Larkspur Rose Garden property
• Jeff Craemer is Marin volunteer of the week for June 4, 2011
• SMART wants $8 million more from Marin taxpayers
• Wife takes plea deal in Tiburon Ponzi case
• San Rafael gang suspects deny murder charge
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 3, 2011
• Marin Economic Forum appoints first CEO
• Movers & Shakers: Larkspur attorney tapped by international law firm
• Novato man sentenced to 15 years in child porn case
• Mill Valley 12-year-old to tour with New England circus
• Marin Economic Forum appoints first CEO
• Next CIG Meeting
• San Rafael Mayor Al Boro won't seek re-election
• Movers & Shakers: Larkspur attorney tapped by international law firm
• Marin mothers struggle against gender gap in schools
• Buck Institute hopes $1 million donation will prime fundraising pump
• Mountain lion spotted at Miller Creek school in Marinwood
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for June 2, 2011
• San Rafael police release video of armed robbery
• Lucas donation allows MALT protection of Corda Ranch
• Comment period extended on Samuel P. Taylor bike trail plan
• Mill Valley condo developer charged with insurance fraud
• Nordstrom wins $40,000 tax break in battle with Marin assessor
• Novato residents injured in Oakland freeway big-rig wreck
• Marin County births: June 2, 2011
• RT @SGgrc: PASSWORD SECURITY: A New Approach for Creating Super Strong *AND* Easy-To-Remember Passwords:
• Marin Highway 101 repaving work delayed by rain
• Cold, wet weather unseasonable, but not unusual
• Marin mothers struggle against gender gap in schools
• Caltrans to alternate ramp closures between San Rafael and Novato
• Corte Madera designer helps fourth-graders invent new products
• Three more suspects charged in Novato gang shooting
• Assistant principal tapped to lead Mill Valley Middle School
• Petaluma woman, 20, killed in crash north of Novato
• Obama signs bill naming Inverness post office after Inverness soldier
• Jury finds flaws in 'beneficial' Marin County management program
• San Rafael's California Closets moves headquarters to Berkeley
• West Marin bird breeder loves his work
• San Rafael woman prepares to breach Israeli blockage of Gaza
• Affordable housing panel set for Tiburon
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 31, 2011
• TAM to decide SMART rail funding issue
• Marin celebrates Memorial Day, vets say fallen need to be remembered
• Repaving work set to start on Highway 101, ramps will be impacted
• Bicyclists and pedestrians will struggle for space on Golden Gate starting Tuesday
• Pension committee set to outline broad reforms for Marin's cities and towns
• San Anselmo couple start dental program for veterans
• Developer: 33 North condos in San Rafael should be done this summer
• Fairfax set to launch its FairBuck money program
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 30, 2011
• Tiburon entrepreneur hopes to make cheese where the buffalo roam
• Marin public health lab chief under fire in grants dispute
• Landmark oak tree cut down at Ross School
• San Rafael fires officer in off-duty gun incident
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 29, 2011
• Retired Lucas Valley adman has a flair for fiction
• Novato DUI checkpoint held in girl s honor
• Grant helps Muir Beach acquire firetruck
• Federal law might spare Novato state park from closure
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 28, 2011
• Gunman robs cashier at San Rafael restaurant
• Golden Gate Bridge readies for its 75th birthday
• Naso pleads not guilty, speaks about his photographs
• 'Old boy behavior': Ross retraces demolition of schoolhouse
• Tab for Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow trail hiked another $5,000
• Kevin Boyer is Marin volunteer of the week for May 28, 2011
• San Rafael teen arrested in Novato gang shooting
• 'Old boy behavior : Ross retraces demolition of schoolhouse
• Novato sewer board breaks leadership logjam
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 27, 2011
• West Marin molest suspect kills self as deputies close in
• Mill Valley man has three DUI arrests in three days
• Terra Linda High School to celebrate golden anniversary Saturday
• Mill Valley schools face deficits, cuts
• Larkspur superintendent to also oversee Sausalito/Marin City district
• Responding to growing demand, Marin Food Bank opens two more food pantries
• San Rafael tree vandal criminal case settled, but fine looms
• Movers & Shakers: Sedonaen leaves Youth Leadership Institute
• Sleepy Hollow lawyer vows legal war on housing fee
• College of Marin commencement set for Saturday
• Novato man charged with DUI chain collision in Kentfield
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 26, 2011
• Marin beaches again score top grades for water quality
• Affordable housing sites debated
• Changes coming to Corte Madera intersection after five-decade fight
• Novato man sentenced for stalking San Rafael girl
• Supervisors reject Marin grand jury's homeless plan
• Marin parks chief to protest planned state parks closure
• San Rafael man sentenced for sex with girl, 14
• Barbecue ignites deck in San Rafael
• Crash stalls rush hour traffic in San Rafael
• 'Consent calendar' expense prompts Marin supervisor scrutiny
• Mill Valley woman's survey sheds light on distracted driving
• North Marin Water District approves rate hikes
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 25, 2011
• Marin rattlesnake warning: be careful out there
• Marin grand jury revisits gang issue amid spate of violence
• Circle Bank begins to make way for new Novato headquarters
• Marin group heads to capital to promote immigrant rights
• Marin YMCA gets new executive director
• Marin County boosts health inspection fees 21 percent
• Marin planners OK Spirit Rock development
• Three more electric-car charging stations OK'd for San Rafael
• County ships public works chief to SMART
• Marin water rates to go up, board members spar
• San Rafael students run to help libraries
• Novato Sanitary board can agree only to disagree
• North Marin district seeks water rate hike of more than 33 percent over three years
• SMART officials want Marin County public works chief
• Assembly OKs shark fin ban co-authored by Huffman
• Ross council investigates case of vanishing schoolhouse
• Ross man lead writer on Sarah Palin tell-all book
• Marin supervisor pick 'very strong leader, very bright'
• Fire sparked at San Rafael homeless encampment
• At least 2 inmates hospitalized after 200-person riot at San Quentin
• Novato group picks nine sites for new housing
• Boaters rescued by helicopter in Tomales Bay
• Feisty San Anselmo man battles 'unethical' Marin housing fee
• Brian Herrera is Marin student of the week for May 23, 2011
• With opening day, Mountain Play tradition lives on
• Novato couple to open flea market on Treasure Island; hopes for future Marin market
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 23, 2011
• Austrian students' van burglarized on Mt. Tam
• This broadcast will be of value to our Members and in particular to our Board Members and Officers.
• Food scrap composting programs catch on in Marin
• Gov. Brown taps Sausalito woman for Board of Supervisors
• Master musician Jim Rothermel played and recorded right up to his death at age 69
• Marin horse tests positive for virus; local equestrians cautious
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 22, 2011
• Masked gunman escapes with $10,000 from Mill Valley business
• San Rafael Police strike team cracks down on drunk drivers
• State panel urged to keep Marin-Sonoma in same electoral district
• Nice CIG meeting today. Small turnout but good discussion. Genealogy and wikis is an interesting topic and as we discussed today, there are many positive and negative issues.
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 21, 2011
• Stranded sailor rescued in San Rafael after long day on water
• Lagunitas School principal resigns
• San Rafael gang murder suspects delay pleas
• Marin unemployment drops to nearly two-year low; California still lags behind nation
• County of Marin considers hiking some inspection fees, reducing others
• From Dick Eastman's Blog. For genealogy researchers I wonder if this will become an issue later?
• Novato's 'school of choice' becomes a target of debate
• James Powell is Marin volunteer of the week for May 21, 2011
• San Rafael woman says man accosted and chased her
• San Rafael pro baseball plan clears first hurdle
• Assembly backs Huffman bill to let nonprofits run parks
• Two charged with murder, assault in San Rafael gang battle
• American Express to settle with Marin, other counties, over alleged false advertising
• New map: Much of Marin at risk for landslides
• Larkspur council opposes proposed Ross Valley sewer rate hike
• Ross Valley Sanitary rushes no-bid repair of pipe at a cost of up to $2.5 million
• Suspect sought in 'brazen' Tam Valley home invasion
• Movers & Shakers: Bortel receives volunteer service award
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 20, 2011
• Record volume of food donated in Marin letter carriers' drive
• Credit analysts: Marin County in top fiscal shape
• Dead leopard sharks turning up in Richardson Bay
• San Rafael police working to prevent retaliation after gang homicide
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 19, 2011
• Renaissance kids in Fairfax
• Critics: SMART trying to grab Marin transportation dollars
• Kinsey appointed to state coastal commission
• Garbage fee hikes proposed in Mill Valley
• Peace coalition allowed to march in Mill Valley's Memorial Day parade
• Marin County: ABAG housing plan needs work
• Governor's staff interviews finalists for Southern Marin supervisorial post
• Woman takes plea deal in San Anselmo standoff
• Beloved Sausalito organic foods store to close, landlord seeks new tenant
• Novato police: Cause of death undetermined for man buried in yard
• Revitalization report released for downtown Tiburon
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 18, 2011
• Judge quashes activist's suit against Novato
• San Anselmo seminary picks faith-based social activist as new president
• Unusual winter-style storm winds down
• Power pole sheared in crash near Point Reyes Station
• CHP seeks Novato crash suspect who ditched car on 101
• Author offers message of hope to Terra Linda students
• Advocates protest welfare cuts for Marin's poor
• Marin pension protest: 'The time for talk is over'
• Marin firefighters raise $32,000 for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Bike improvements eyed for Alexander Avenue in Sausalito
• Target plan in books as San Rafael council affirms vote
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 17, 2011
• Ross Valley Sanitary District phone glitch causes delay in San Anselmo sewage spill response
• New Golden Gate ferry launches from Larkspur
• April home sales up slightly in Marin, but prices still down
• $25.5 million Marin transit operating budget OK'd
• Runner helps raise funds for African school founded by San Rafael residents
• Marin General and Sonoma Valley hospitals sign pact
• Marin gives mixed reception to governor's budget
• April home sales up slightly in Marin, but prices still down
• Senate OKs bill renaming Inverness post office in honor of fallen soldier
• Ross Valley Sanitary District phone glitch causes delay in San Anselmo sewage spill response
• $25.5 million Marin transit operating budget OK'd
• Colma man arrested after Golden Gate Bridge crash
• Legal fight brewing in Mill Valley over massive 2008 sewage spill
• Realtors trumpet charter school success in long suffering Sausalito-Marin City district
• Automotive beauty comes in all sizes at 3rd annual Marin-Sonoma Concours d'Elegance
• Electrical cord causes small fire in transportation district office in San Rafael
• Josh Schussler is Marin student of the week for May 16, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 16, 2011
• Brother pleads guilty in Novato marijuana sting
• This is an excellent reference by Dick Eastman to a new blog for the beginning genealogist starting in June 2011.
• Another great article by James Tanner. This fits right in with my presentation this Saturday, 5/21/11 at our CIG.
• National Peace Officer Memorial Day
• Caltrans plans $14 million, six-mile Highway 101 repaving project in Marin
• Resident's beehive has Corte Madera neighborhood abuzz
• Former Marin supervisor Byron Leydecker dies at 84
• Shots fired at S.F. man in Marin City
• Youth in Arts to hold smaller street painting event for children in San Rafael
• Elderly man dies when car plunges into a ravine near Stinson Beach
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 15, 2011
• Two new principals to take over at Novato elementary schools
• Neighbors threaten suit if Novato plant continues to smell
• Dominican University president's last graduation day
• Gourmet food trucks land at Larkspur Ferry Terminal
• Gourmet food trucks land at Larkspur Ferry Terminal
• Marin Energy Authority gives another 5,500 Marin residents opportunity to make the switch
• DA takes additional time to review San Rafael gang slaying
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 14, 2011
• Former Marin supervisor Byron Leydecker dies at 84
• Initially rebuffed, peace group offered application for Mill Valley parade
• Database: California state parks that Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed closing
• Four Marin state parks face closure
• County announces coastal Marin photo winners
• Chris Brettingen is Marin volunteer of the week for May 14, 2011
• Marin Energy Authority gives another 5,500 Marin residents opportunity to make the switch
• Marin City man jailed in cocaine investigation
• Marin pension costs focus of Monday forum
• Poachers sentenced in Sonoma abalone case
• 'The wrong people': San Rafael homicide victim was on path of descent
• Novato drug investigation nets two meth suspects
• Marin parks visionary Pierre Joske dies at 82
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 13, 2011
• Movers & Shakers: Mill Valley toymakers receive national export award
• Corte Madera World War II veteran awarded top French medal
• Marin parks visionary Pierre Joske dies at 83
• Novato police warn of homemade 'bottle bombs'
• Group of Marin residents revolts over changes to battle global warming
• Circle Bank profits drop with higher costs
• Census: Marin growing old fast
• Movers & Shakers: Mill Valley toymakers receive national export award
• One killed, two wounded, in San Rafael gang battle
• Marin girds for state budget cuts
• Attic fire, brush fire doused in San Rafael
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 12, 2011
• Lucas Valley World War II veteran awarded highest French medal
• San Rafael mayor cancels bridge district health insurance after news report
• Tam district seeks parcel tax renewal
• Novato will build city offices downtown
• San Rafael couple win top Boy Scouts of America awards
• Marin girds for state budget cuts
• Buck research holds promise of harnessing life-extending benefits of spartan diet -- on a full stomach
• Novato declines ban on ice cream trucks near schools
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 11, 2011
• Stung by cuts, Marin teachers seek recognition for their work
• Marin Board of Supervisors splits on redistricting
• After 10-year hiatus, angel investors resume meeting in Sausalito
• Driver veers off highway in Novato, knocks down light pole
• Novato business robbed by gunman
• Mill Valley man battles parks officials over his bear-resistant container
• Mill Valley man battles parks officials over his bear-resistant container
• Survey: Marin gas prices continue to rise
• County to buy oil boom to protect Bolinas Lagoon
• Drake widening project approved through Samuel P. Taylor State Park
• San Rafael police catch suspected Safeway purse snatcher
• Marin Board of Supervisors splits on redistricting
• Marin runner Karnazes finishes two-month jaunt across the country
• Marshall drops Marin supervisor bid
• San Rafael wildlife group blasts plan to kill non-native mice on Farallon Islands
• Suspected serial killer Naso had more than 4,000 racy pictures, sources say
• Novato sewer board might ask county to help break deadlock
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 10, 2011
• Profits up at Novato-based Hennessy Advisors
• Novato elder theft defendant ordered to pay victim
• Environmental fair set for Labor Day weekend in San Rafael
• Benefit to be held for San Rafael business owner with brain cancer
• Huffman's sewer finance bill clears Assembly
• Ritter Center 'art houses' spring up around Marin again
• Deputies investigating home burglaries in Marinwood, Lucas Valley
• Marin court seeing unusual volume of murder suspects
• After brief harmony, spat resurfaces over Mill Valley Memorial Day parade
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 9, 2011
• Christopher Martin is Marin student of the week for May 9, 2011
• Law enforcement agencies were out on Cinco de Mayo
• CHP busts five teen girls coming back to Marin for alcohol, marijuana violations
• Repair work on Highway 1 under way
• Bob Weir makes history with the Marin Symphony's first Grateful Dead concert
• Marin community leaders call for closure of California's nuclear power plants
• Terra Linda matriarch has five living generations in her family -- again
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 8, 2011
• Proposal merges Marin with East Bay congressional district
• Former Independent Journal photo chief Bob Hax dies at 77
• Draft environmental report released for Edna Maguire project
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 7, 2011
• Ross Valley Sanitary District supplies more information on Fairfax sewer spill
• Fairfax skirt-peeping suspect linked to similar San Rafael case
• Cause of death unclear for Mill Valley dog at alleged teen party
• Coroner: Mill Valley boy, 5, died of respiratory infection
• Blinded Sausalito sea lion takes up residence at San Francisco Zoo
• Proposed shark fin ban makes waves in San Francisco
• Bolinas Lagoon's Kent Island in line for makeover
• Judge to serial killer suspect: 'You are your own counsel'
• San Rafael man one of 40 students selected for PBS 'Freedom Ride'
• Lucy Laughter is Marin volunteer of the week for May 7, 2011
• Agency says freight trains could roll through Novato by June
• Report: Marin's economy will continue rebound
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 6, 2011
• Fairfax restricts smoking in apartment complexes and parks
• Fairfax police find video of 35 women on peeping suspect s shoe camera
• Two dozen Marin schools score perfect 10s in state rankings
• California public school rankings: 2010 API scores
• Researchers focus on salmon leaving Marin creeks to solve diminishing number of fish
• San Rafael man brings dozens of snakes, lizards to California Academy of Sciences
• Movers & Shakers: Novato video company receives state climate award
• Redwood High to promote assistant principal to principal's post
• Millionaire serial killer suspect Naso says he can't afford a lawyer
• Fairfax police: Man slid shoe camera under skirts at farmers market
• New principal hired for Novato's San Marin High School
• Sausalito trespass case leads to suspect motors
• San Rafael woman tapped for top state toxics post
• San Rafael man accused of flashing girl, 14
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 5, 2011
• Mill Valley home damaged after explosion in closet
• Concerns raised about paperwork spilled in San Rafael Highway 101 mishap
• Huffman bill would help pain sufferers get insurance for best painkillers faster
• Twin Cities residents plan to raise money for Corte Madera 'community cafe'
• Ross Valley Sanitary District moves ahead with rate hike plan
• Comprehensive map book released in Mill Valley
• Dixie parcel tax passes with ease
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 4, 2011
• Novato sex offender accused of night jaunt with teens
• Community garden site approved in Mill Valley
• $1 million foundation grant program benefits Marin seniors
• Assembly honors San Rafael man who survived Holocaust
• San Rafael council OK's mail-in election for Point San Pedro Road median beautification
• Sausalito contractor gets 10 years in prison for bilking customers
• San Rafael police arrest suspect in ATM robbery
• Spot fires burn along Highway 101 in Larkspur
• Redistricting stirs Marin debate: San Francisco or Sonoma?
• Redistricting panel seeks public's advice
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 3, 2011
• Marin reacts to death of Osama bin Laden
• Winery and wine bar approved for downtown Novato
• Feds launch environmental study of abandoned vessels in Petaluma River
• Marin police, CHP step up drunken driving patrols for Cinco de Mayo
• Marin City uncle arrested in connection with accidental shooting of nephew, 13
• Marin teens arrested in connection with San Rafael carjacking
• San Rafael man who lost wife on 9/11 hopes Bin Laden's death brings 'closure'
• Darius Collins is Marin student of the week for May 2, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 2, 2011
• College of Marin sued by former cop in labor dispute
• Teen shot in Marin City, may have been accident
• Dixie schools tax election balloting sets record
• Yacht Club in Tiburon helps kick off opening day on the bay
• Blizzard of white paper litters freeway near Marin Civic Center
• National study probes health risk from cellphones, SmartMeters and other wireless devices
• Marin Cancer Care earns reputation for involving patients in studies of new treatments
• Special election for Point San Pedro median improvement may go forward in San Rafael
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for May 1, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 30, 2011
• San Rafael police conclude kidnapping report was bogus
• Sausalito Marin City School District cuts bus service
• Redwood students win prestigious journalism award
• Mount Barnabe Lookout renamed for San Geronimo family
• After overnight ordeal in Point Reyes, victim searches for rescuer
• Boat blessing set for Racoon Strait off Tiburon Sunday
• Brett Connolly is Marin volunteer of the week for April 30, 2011
• Stinson Beach slide repair will slow coastal traffic next spring
• San Rafael panel delays decision on pro baseball plan
• Ross School District announces next superintendent
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 29, 2011
• San Rafael police investigate reported carjacking downtown
• Work on Novato Narrows could start in June; Marin company low bidder for work
• Tomales Bay body identified as Sonoma County woman
• Brown cancels San Quentin death row expansion project
• Marin County: Medicine cabinet clean-out combats teen abuse
• Movers & Shakers: Borland to head Zephyr Real Estate's first Marin office
• Marin Superior Court elects next top judge
• Customer robbed at knifepoint at ATM in downtown San Rafael
• MMWD board makes case for fifth year of rate increases; public objects
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 28, 2011
• Beerworks owners, neighbors hope to ease tensions in Mill Valley
• Marinwood proposes new fire deal with San Rafael as $300,000 contract ends
• Board OKs new overnight trip for Sir Francis Drake High School sophomores
• Two East Bay men arrested in theft of catalytic converters in Sonoma, Marin counties
• Sex offender sentenced for lewd overture near Novato High School
• Mill Valley students get first-hand look at award-winning invention
• County approves Stinson Beach cabin, despite protests
• In-N-Out may open second Marin restaurant in Novato
• Marin County births: April 28, 2011
• Suspected serial killer tells Marin judge he needs no lawyer
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of sex acts with child
• New emergency aid station to be unveiled in Tiburon
• Marin scores an 'A' for air quality
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 27, 2011
• Trio admits guilt in Mill Valley auto theft caper
• Novato man, 62, accused of molesting relative, 7
• Novato man avoids prison in machete and mooning case
• Marin County pays $1.9 million in Taser settlement
• Novato police investigate theft of $100,000 in jewelry, guns
• Marin French Cheese to be acquired by French company
• Marin pegged as one of the nation's richest counties, despite 2009 income drop
• County to focus on Marin Commons site for safety complex
• Dog owners raise concerns about San Rafael 'Field of Dogs' park plan
• Planners want more detail on Tiburon subdivision plan
• Marin County joins SmartMeter 'opt-out' protest
• Ross Valley Sanitary District reports Fairfax sewage spill
• Bank of Marin's acquisition of failed Napa bank helps boost first-quarter earnings
• Residents hire attorney over worries about pro baseball at San Rafael's Albert Park
• Bank of Marin's acquisition of failed Napa bank helps boost first-quarter earnings
• Two top lawyers join scramble for Southern Marin supervisor seat
• Joseph Naso: Life of a serial killing suspect
• Novato school puts iPads in student hands
• Sutter nearly halfway toward goal of donating $10 million by 2015
• No one hurt in San Rafael gang shooting
• County negotiates option to buy Marin Commons site
• With America's Cup, San Rafael woman steps into spotlight
• Novato Theater Company seeks new home
• Manisha Patel is Marin student of the week for April 25, 2011
• Novato dog runner among Marin residents to be recognized as heroes by American Red Cross
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 25, 2011
• Plans for 43 Tiburon homes on track
• San Rafael's WildCare plays key role in tracking rodent poison in the food chain
• Potent new rat poisons killing wildlife in Marin and elsewhere
• Marin County cracks down on $1.8 million welfare handout program
• Rebates available to Marin homeowners who make energy improvements
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 24, 2011
• San Rafael approves Target -- but activist plans suit
• Marin's first public charging stations for electric vehicles open in San Rafael
• Golden Gate Bridge board votes to raise ferry, bus fares, slash more jobs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 23, 2011
• Rubin enters scramble for McGlashan's seat
• Electrical cause suspected in Novato house fire
• Marin water district poised to raise rates at Wednesday session
• East Bay entrepreneur has a plan to bring professional independent league baseball to San Rafael's Albert Park
• Peter Thompson is Marin volunteer of the week for April 23, 2011
• Divided council approves Target for San Rafael
• Divided council approves Target for San Rafael
• Target sweetens pot as San Rafael nears decisive vote
• PG&E cuts back trees from Novato natural gas pipeline
• Ross Valley Sanitary District withholds $900,000 in payments to contractor it blames for spills
• Decision postponed on Golden Gate Bridge bicycle speed limit
• Tests still pending on Novato man buried in his yard
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 22, 2011
• Marin City man hospitalized, rival jailed, after bloody confrontation
• Marin hosts Earth Day activities Saturday
• Ross Valley Sanitary District board president claims San Rafael mayor threatened and grabbed her
• Driverless car rolls into freeway, setting off San Rafael collisions
• Ex-Kansas medical chief named Marin health officer
• Movers & Shakers: Circle Bank names new senior operations executive
• Marin board endorses 'California Veg Week'
• Marin County births: April 22, 2011
• Ross Valley Sanitary District board holds off launching rate hike process
• SMART seeks bonds to start work on San Rafael-to-Santa Rosa train
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 21, 2011
• Marin rents climb in first quarter
• Novato house fire under investigation
• First 5 Marin joins lawsuit to protect money reserved for children's programs
• Blinded sea lion found in Sausalito will go to San Francisco Zoo
• Larkspur boater dies after rescue near San Quentin
• Proposed sewer fee hike advances in Mill Valley
• Fairfax considers boosting sales tax to 9.5 percent to help balance budget
• Guide Dogs For the Blind receives nod for $12.5 million bond
• Novato school board introduces next superintendent
• Corte Madera man, suspected 'Ho-Hum Bandit,' arrested in Colorado
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 20, 2011
• Marincomedyshow Presents...Dennis Gaxiola
• 'Help me, I can t breathe : Witness describes night of Marin City homicide
• Surfer rescued after pounding off Rodeo Beach
• Novato school district cuts 11 teacher jobs
• Novato woman pleads guilty to abusing mother, 76
• San Rafael council ready for Target vote Thursday
• Slice of Mill Valley shopping center sells for more than $12 million
• Sausalito drafts new guidelines to protect historic structures
• Foreclosures climb in Marin while much of Bay Area sees improvement
• Pink slip severance plan approved for Marin County workers
• Marin County officials change their minds about nude painting at Civic Center
• Volunteers set record $14.3 million in services to Marin County
• County board shakes up Marin parks panel
• Marin pension system's costs, debt rising
• Fairfax's Kay Ryan awarded Pulitzer prize for poetry
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 19, 2011
• San Anselmo police say girl approached by suspicious driver
• Two Novato residents arrested in Benicia burglary case
• Marin resident stars in earthquake ceremony
• Franzini named acting police chief in San Rafael
• San Rafael businessman pleads guilty to cheating government out of $200,000 in taxes
• Small quake rattles Pacifica; experts say another Bay Area quake is just a matter of time
• Recovered body of missing Marin boater identified
• Girl in stable condition after attempted suicide leap from Golden Gate Bridge
• Marin transit budget rises 5 percent
• IJ wins top state awards for editorial comment, editorial cartoon
• Naso murder arrest brings Fairfax victim s family 'a little closure
• Marin's allergy season begins with a bang as pollen counts soar
• Fundraiser goes to the mat for Haitian children
• Lindsay Rogers is Marin student of the week for April 18, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for XXMonthDateYearXX
• Collection event for expired drugs, electronic waste set in San Rafael
• New security gates start to appear on Golden Gate Bridge cables
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 17, 2011
• Last day to register for Dixie vote is Monday
• Residents evacuated in apartment fire
• Serial killing suspect had boxes of notebooks detailing how he would torture women, investigator told former neighbor
• Having a sand ball at Stinson Beach
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 16, 2011
• Corte Madera protester pleads guilty in bank siege
• San Rafael gang suspect accused of gun threat over soda
• Marin libraries join battle over e-books
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of April 16, 2011
• Mountain lion possibly spotted near San Anslemo
• Novato soldier home from Afghanistan receives hero's welcome
• Colorado administrator to be new Novato schools superintendent
• Delia Hitz is Marin volunteer of the week for April 16, 2011
• Free speech watchdogs rip Marin Civic Center art censors
• Jobless rate rises in Marin, California
• Crews battle Mount Tam's rogue trails
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 15, 2011
• Marin Headlands vantage points will be closed for several months for road work
• Ross Valley Sanitary District considers big rate hike to pay for new pipes; critics question management
• Marin home sales, prices rise in March
• Dominican targets sudden oak death with training program
• Novato man could face life term in child molest case
• Bike ride plans to honor fallen supervisor
• Fairfax neighbors repel 'big, ugly' cell tower -- but battle rages on
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• 'I guess you never know : Suspect s portrait begins to emerge
• New parking structure, ER, approved for Kaiser's Terra Linda campus
• Terra Linda man pleads guilty in 'Jale Bate sex case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 14, 2011
• At Dominican, Kennedy calls for expanded roles for women -- and poetry
• San Rafael truck fire causes 'pool of acid,' traffic delays
• Accused serial killer, 77, arraigned in Marin Superior Court
• Signs in Marin addressing controversial dog leash law vanish
• San Anselmo Town Council OKs declaration of emergency due to March storm damage
• Marin Municipal Water District workshop scheduled to discuss planned rate hikes
• Novato toughens graffiti ordinance
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 13, 2011
• Mill Valley auto theft suspect arrested after chase
• Lost mariner s girlfriend jailed after San Anselmo standoff
• Marin gas prices continue their climb
• New ferry ticket machines arrive, ticket agents to depart
• Mill Valley s 'Pleasure Principle owner pleads not guilty in meth case
• Novato-based Circle Bancorp posts slight earning dip
• Fairfax homicide among those linked to Nevada suspect
• Novato molest suspect jailed after girl, 13, wields knife
• Novato police investigate gunfire downtown
• U.S. humane society boss calls for a 'humane economy'
• Marin authorities arrest suspect, 77, in four murder cases
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 12, 2011
• San Rafael artist riled after nude painting removed from Marin Civic Center gallery
• Petaluma man, 28, dies after leaving event in Novato
• Buck housing plans in Novato move forward -- slowly
• San Rafael suspect jailed after wrong-way drive on 101
• San Anselmo town manager declares emergency due to storm-damaged roads
• Hikers -- and a dog -- rescued by helicopter at Point Reyes, Alpine Lake
• Political scramble erupts for McGlashan's seat
• Circle Bank opens Corte Madera branch
• Vintage airplanes recall glory days of Hamilton Field
• Coast Guard ends search for San Anselmo man in capsized boat
• Planners weigh Tiburon Alta Robles subdivision proposal
• Bus use increase linked to economy, gas prices
• Fire damages 3 cars at west Novato condo complex
• Senior Access awarded $20,000 for Belvedere program
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 11, 2011
• Samantha Simon is Marin student of the week for April 11, 2011
• Mill Valley sewer warning
• McGlashan celebrated even as shock at loss remains for Marin County
• Delays seen in Ross Common ballfield project
• Marin businesses feel pinch of higher fuel costs
• County OKs $1.1 million contract with Motorola
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 10, 2011
• Marin Civic Center girds for younger workforce
• Sausalito's plant lady honored by Marin Conservation League
• Mother sought in child abandonment inquiry arrested in San Rafael
• Novato, San Rafael child molest suspect found guilty on 14 counts
• San Rafael mayor stresses city's triumphs despite bad economy in state of city speech
• Marin cops issue over 150 tickets in cell-phone crackdown
• Novato police plan evacuation drill in San Marin area
• Sir Francis Drake High suspends 28 sophomores for drinking, drugs on class trip
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 9, 2011
• Novato, San Rafael child molest suspect found guilty on 14 counts
• Fairfax council approves 10 percent garbage rate hike; Marin Sanitary says it needs more
• Marin Energy Authority looks to future as it bids farewell to fallen leader
• Gov. Brown's list of state parks closures remains a closely held secret
• Mark Hoffman is Marin volunteer of the week for April 9, 2011
• Homeless census counts 1,220 homeless individuals in Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 8, 2011
• Novato police intercept car pilfering suspects
• Golden Gate bus and ferry passengers face 5 percent hike; director suggests bridge drivers should too
• Baby girls abandoned on Marinwood stoop; mother sought
• Judge rules in favor of Marin desal effort, but another legal battle looms
• Larkspur plans tough new anti-smoking rules
• Mill Valley auto theft suspects chased to San Francisco
• Twin Cities police may move into new station ahead of schedule
• Marin property tax bills due Monday
• Marin storm tab: $2.2 million
• Movers & Shakers: Novato man appointed to state ship captains board
• Muir Woods, Point Reyes National Seashore could close as budget issue looms
• New report sheds light on San Rafael Target store's impact on local jobs, economy
• Three girls arrested in thwarted San Rafael burglary
• SMART must move soon to stay on track for 2014 service
• Apartments not the source of city crime, Novato chief says
• Novato anti-illegal immigration advocate and Canal Alliance chief lock horns
• San Rafael mom killer sentenced to 16 years in prison
• New report assesses 'community impact' of a San Rafael Target store
• Corte Madera set to put paramedic tax on ballots again in November
• Corte Madera moves toward allowing 180-unit housing development at WinCup site
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 7, 2011
• County shakes up Marin parks commission
• Las Gallinas Valley Sanitary District wins statewide recognition
• Marin County births: April 7, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 6, 2011
• National parks good for your health, chief tells Sausalito crowd
• Girls in San Rafael report suspicious approaches by men
• Ross woman injured in Greenbrae rollover
• DA declines to file robbery charges in Novato incident
• Novato woman s stalker sentenced for blowtorch threat
• Tiburon commodity trader barred from business pending hearing
• San Rafael police investigate string of commercial burglaries
• Supervisors mull impact of SMART train cutbacks on Novato
• Billionaire plans deep-ocean dives with submarine developed by San Anselmo couple
• Marin supervisors OK 'showcase' 680 Trail plan
• San Rafael extends moratorium on sober living houses
• Having improved its academics, Davidson Middle School works to rebuild reputation
• Huffman proposes bill to make affordable housing law more flexible
• Inverness man loses appeal in DUI killing of West Marin teen
• Fairfax woman dies in Sierra snowmobile crash
• Pro-labor protesters rally against Target at San Rafael City Hall
• San Rafael stalking suspect arrested after Apple store assist
• Marin agencies join crackdown on drivers' illegal cell phone use
• Novato students find different ways to raise money for Japan relief efforts
• Police chase in downtown San Rafael ends in crash and arrest of Novato man suspected of carrying a loaded handgun
• San Rafael man rescued by helicopter after falling from cliff at China Camp State Park
• Belvedere student wins national writing award
• Study: More people walking, biking in Marin
• World War I explosives removed from San Rafael home, safely detonated elswhere
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 4, 2011
• Graham Martin is Marin student of the week for April 4, 2011
• Developers submit new plan for housing on Elks Lodge land in San Rafael
• San Rafael man rescued by helicopter after falling from cliff at China Camp State Park
• Point Reyes beach volunteer fashions giant bottles from plastic debris
• Point Reyes beach volunteer fashions giant bottles from plastic debris
• Report targets Marin's NIMBY culture
• Beyond Differences reaches out to youth coping with social isolation
• Beyond Differences reaches out to youth coping with social isolation
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 3, 2011
• Dixie parcel tax ballots hit mailboxes this week
• Marin's homeless left with few options as winter shelter program ends for the season
• Two flee in San Rafael after car veers off freeway, hits building
• Mission San Rafael doors given new gleam
• Dominican could host presidential debate
• Tab triples for Marin's fancy '680 Trail'
• Kentfield breast cancer organization awards $190,000 to Marin and other Bay Area groups
• Trudy Wendt is Marin volunteer of the week for April 2, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 2, 2011
• Gas break prompts Kent Woodlands evacuation
• Grateful Dead's Lesh eyes Marin music venue
• Mill Valley crash injures driver, blocks freeway lanes
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for April 1, 2011
• Sausalito police investigate residential burglary report
• Dog allegedly killed with liquor, pot at Mill Valley teen party
• San Rafael sober living home opens its doors ahead of Monday council meeting
• Novato man, teenage girl suspected of armed robbery
• Movers and Shakers: Colombo joins bankers association
• Ross Valley Sanitary District agrees to pay $4.75 million legal settlement
• Higher tax doesn't faze Novato businesses
• Confusing laws surround new Novato sales tax
• Child's statement tips police to San Rafael burglary suspect
• Friends recall the joy, heartbreak of McGlashan's last day
• Scenes of HBO drama being filmed in San Rafael
• Study by Novato's Buck Institute blazes trail for life span extension and disease treatments
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 31, 2011
• Novato, San Rafael molestation case goes to jury
• Novato finance manager hired in Vallejo
• San Rafael pizza vandals plead guilty to graffiti charges
• Marin named California's healthiest county
• Friends recall the glory, heartbreak, of McGlashan's last day
• Water main break in Sausalito leaves some condominiums dry for hours
• Marin County births: March 31, 2011
• Death of Marin Supervisor Charles McGlashan triggers voting change
• Ross Valley Sanitary District sues JMB Construction over sewage spills
• Caltrans work on Highway 1 near Green Gulch Zen Center continues
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 30, 2011
• Coyote runs off with San Anselmo family's cat
• Ross Valley Sanitary District sues construction company over spills
• Death of Marin Supervisor Charles McGlashan triggers voting change
• Tamalpais Union High School District seeks parcel tax extension
• Emotional crowd honors Marin Supervisor Charles McGlashan at board meeting
• Coyote runs off with San Anselmo family's cat
• Caltrans work on Highway 1 near Green Gulch Zen Center continues
• Caltrans shuts down Marin City off-ramp for repairs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 29, 2011
• Supervisor Charles McGlashan dies at 49 after ski weekend at Tahoe
• After the storms: Mudslide in Tiburon, tree blocks road in Corte Madera
• Ross Valley Sanitary District reports nonexistent spill, causes confusion
• Dump truck crashes into bay in Tiburon
• Novato man jailed after stabbing
• San Rafael woman arrested for allegedly holding drunken teenage party
• College of Marin faculty agree to contract, ending 4-year standoff
• Oak tree topples in Corte Madera, shutting down part of Redwood Avenue
• Corte Madera woman, 75, stopped for driving wrong way on I-580
• Sex cuts stress, slows aging, author says
• State budget cut threatens to close six Marin group homes for disabled
• Thousands of Marin, Sonoma, Solano county residents lose power
• Marin library offers cutting-edge access to vintage material
• Sausalito waterfront developer submits plan
• Larkin Bond is Marin student of the week for March 28, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 28, 2011
• Thousands of Marin, Sonoma, Solano county residents lose power
• Phoenix Project rescues troubled Marin City youth
• Sex cuts stress, slows aging, author says
• Novato youth tapped for national advisory panel
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 27, 2011
• Gourmet food coming to Larkspur lot
• Storm mop-up continues across Marin
• Tomales wind 'twister' splinters trees
• Novato Narrows wreck snarls northbound commute
• Marin, state unemployment rates fall in February
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 26, 2011
• Mill Valley shopkeeper arraigned in meth case
• Sausalito wants Bridgeway widening for bikes
• Fitness tests show Marin students healthier than state average
• Storm mop-up continues across Marin
• Plumbers recover Tiburon woman's diamond ring from pipes under house
• Tomales wind 'twister' splinters trees
• Lynn Spurlock is Marin volunteer of the week for March 26, 2011
• Budget cuts hit Marin County Fair
• Budget cuts hit Marin County Fair
• Marin, state unemployment rates fall in February
• Car driven by San Rafael man smashes into Petaluma house
• "Pleasure Principle drug raids yielded chemicals, cash and guns
• Wind, rain pummel Marin -- and more on the way
• PG&E unveils opt-out plan for its controversial SmartMeter program
• Marin parks chief gets special salute
• Marin County joins health partnership
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 25, 2011
• Movers & Shakers: Greenbrae man joins Baird
• San Rafael police sting nets pimp suspect, teen prostitute
• Fiery Novato crash blocks southbound Highway 101
• Southern Marin, Corte Madera fire departments discuss possible consolidation move
• Marin parks chief gets special salute
• Movers & Shakers: Greenbrae man joins Baird
• Marin County joins health partnership
• College of Marin launches apprentice program for farmers
• Marin County births: March 25, 2011
• Semi-automatic rifles, ammunition stolen from sheriff's vehicles in Fairfax
• Wind, rain pummel Marin; Shoreline schools close
• Mill Valley shopkeeper arrested in meth investigation
• Feds: No criminal conduct, but mistakes made in Drakes Bay oyster report
• Novato police say sex offender menaced girl at bus stop
• Highway 1 work in West Marin will slow traffic
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 24, 2011
• Marin supervisors chop $2.6 million from budget
• New Kentfield nonprofit bringing backyard produce to hungry mouths
• PG&E equipment failure cuts power to 4,100 Mill Valley customers
• Marin County trail management plan on tap Saturday
• Marin Energy Authority negotiating with three companies for energy projects
• County salutes retired San Rafael cop who worked with mentally ill
• Feds: No criminal conduct, but mistakes made in Drakes Bay oyster report
• Once again, Novato works to secure redevelopment funds
• Nancy Mackle takes the helm in San Rafael amid budget challenges
• Mill Valley resident appointed to California Public Utilities Commission
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 23, 2011
• Placer County official named as new Mill Valley schools chief
• San Rafael tackling projected budget deficit for fourth consecutive year
• Marin Academy to hold benefit concert for Japan survivors Thursday
• Assembly panel approves Huffman bill banning shark-finning
• College of Marin names new police chief
• Marin supervisors criticize Planning Commission
• County budget cuts may propel Marin tax measures
• Marin secondary science fair winners named
• San Rafael firm forecasts slow economic rebound in California
• Ross Valley Sanitary District renews call for criminal investigation of sewage spills
• Carolyn Lenert named San Rafael's citizen of the year
• San Rafael deputy city manager promoted to top job
• Marin school foundations unite in fundraising, ad campaign
• Ross Valley Sanitary District renews call for criminal investigation of sewage spills
• Marin Catholic president appointed auxiliary bishop
• Marin Catholic president appointed auxiliary bishop
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 22, 2011
• Transportation forum set for Saturday in San Rafael
• Dominican names new president to succeed Fink
• Trout journey from a Novato classroom to Mount Tam waters
• Elections chief: vote-by-mail would save Marin $300,000 a year
• Sausalito, Tiburon peninsula ready for America's Cup
• Marin residents produce less garbage but pay more for pick-up
• Three board members resign from Marin Services for Women after layoffs
• Marin Audubon angered by Novato environmental damage
• Ben Pantilat is Marin student of the week for March 21, 2011
• More rain on the way as Marin recovers from storm
• Sausalito Marin City School District considers switch to charter schools
• San Rafael Transit Center is the county's busiest bus stop
• County plans layoffs, cutbacks
• County plans layoffs, cutbacks
• Marinwood residents to review Hetfield subdivision plan
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 20, 2011
• Charges dropped in Marin Headlands doomsday ride
• Good attendance today at our CIG meeting. Our topic was “Ancestry.com, What’s New”. We had some good discussions about the “good, the bad and the ugly” when it comes to what settings to use for your tree and all the &ldquo
• Rain, rain go away -- not happening
• San Rafael's Borders bookstore to close
• Duo arrested in San Rafael after interrupted burglary leads to crash
• Former San Anselmo worker charged with embezzlement
• Former San Anselmo worker charged with embezzlement
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 19, 2011
• Mill Valley woman, 72, remains in critical condition from car impact
• San Rafael to begin streaming City Council meetings online
• San Rafael's Borders bookstore to close
• Hamilton Airfield runway restoration work ends
• Dog leash plan comment period is extended
• Planners: San Rafael subdivision too big
• Zander Slavitz is Marin volunteer of the week for March 19, 2011
• Mill Valley pedestrian knocked 80 feet by car
• Remains in Marin Headlands ID d as Larkspur man last seen in 2002
• Novato doctor acquitted of one sex charge; jury deadlocks on others
• Suzanna Coxhead, former Marin Healthcare District board member, dies at 66
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 18, 2011
• San Quentin inmate pleads not guilty in Schaefer stabbing
• Radioactive plume nears California, but experts see little risk
• Lawyers huddle on San Rafael group home issue
• Ross Valley continues discussion of enrollment boundaries
• Novato resident's quest to make natural gas pipe safe drags on
• Movers & Shakers: Rossini honored by Hispanic Business Magazine
• Marin's top pensioner cites financial hardship
• Greenbrae family donates $2.9 million for Marin General emergency room improvements
• Fairfax residents protest Camp Tamarancho cell tower 'tree'
• Auditor to head Marin County financial department
• Spooked Marin residents make run on iodide; health officials warn against taking drug
• Tiburon couple joins Feinstein at press conference touting same-sex bill
• Mill Valley exchange student sent home from Japan amid chaos
• Pathway could be targeted to save SMART money
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 17, 2011
• Innovation effort boosts efficiency at Marin Civic Center
• Workers repair San Anselmo water pipe installed in 1883
• San Rafael man charged in pregnancy of girl, 14
• Manifesto detailed in Corte Madera bank standoff
• Tiburon couple joins Feinstein at press conference touting same-sex bill
• Workers repair San Anselmo water pipe installed in 1883
• Innovation effort boosts efficiency at Marin Civic Center
• Auditor to head Marin County financial department
• Windsor teen who jumped from Golden Gate Bridge remains hospitalized
• Bail set at $1 million for Corte Madera bank protester
• New simulator allows people to drive revamped Doyle Drive three years early
• Marin home sales inch up but prices slide in February
• Ross Valley parents battle over redistricting plan
• Larkspur weighs changes to graffiti policy
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 16, 2011
• Marin police plan stepped-up DUI patrols for St. Patrick's Day
• New simulator allows people to drive revamped Doyle Drive three years early
• Marin home sales inch up but prices slide in February
• House votes to rename Inverness Post Office for fallen soldier
• Supervisors increase speed limit on portion of Novato's Atherton Avenue
• San Rafael school board adds another position to layoff list
• Marin County births: March 16, 2011
• Water main break forces lane closure in San Anselmo
• Water main break forces lane closure in San Anselmo
• Novato Sanitary agrees to new hauling contract
• Man holes up in Bank of America branch in Corte Madera
• Samaritan's Purse is in Japan now helping with staff and supplies in response to Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami. Visit their website and donate what you can to help now. Thank you.
• House votes to rename Inverness Post Office for fallen soldier
• Grand jury urges county of Marin to create permanent emergency shelter
• Barry Blansett, Marin General spokesman during transition, dies at 52
• CHP rescues 16-year-old girl who fell at Alamere Falls
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 15, 2011
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• Novato contractor fined more than $500,000 by state regulator
• CHP rescues 16-year-old girl who fell at Alamere Falls
• Man holes up in Bank of America branch in Corte Madera
• Greenbrae women's nonprofit lays off 9 workers due to economy
• Muir Woods shuttle use up 17 percent last year
• Tam High student group raises $600 for Japan quake relief
• Counterculture icon, Grateful Dead associate Owsley Stanley dies in Australia
• For sale: A mile of Marin County coastline
• Marin residents produce less garbage but pay more for pick-up
• Trevor Christenson is Marin student of the week for March 14, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 14, 2011
• Sausalito, Tiburon peninsula ready for America's Cup
• Plan to raise speed limit on Novato street irks neighbors
• Golden Gate Bridge settles on party planner for 75th birthday
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 13, 2011
• Court grants San Geronimo Valley residents say in development dispute
• Court grants San Geronimo Valley residents say in development dispute
• Mathematics are a hit at Marin Math Circle
• Hotly debated Novato school boundary plan approved
• Statewide sting nets 17 unlicensed contractors in Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 12, 2011
• Ross orders study on baseball field relocation
• Ross swears in Marin police veteran as new chief
• Ross swears in Marin police veteran as new chief
• Novato doctor's sex case goes to jury
• San Rafael murder and pimping suspect arraigned
• Former prosecutor named to Marin bench amid court reshuffling
• Marin Humane Society: rescued hens are all spoken for
• Ken Toscanini, co-founder of Toscalito Tire, dies
• Ross orders study on baseball field relocation
• Tsunami alert passes without incident along Marin coastline
• Marin dodges tsunami, but threat here is real
• Statewide sting nets 17 unlicensed contractors in Marin
• San Rafael subdivision on tap for county review
• Betsy Zelinsky is Marin volunteer of the week for March 12, 2011
• Photo slide show: Japanese earthquake and tsunami causes extensive damage
• Video: Tsunami surge videos from Marin, the state
• Video: Eyewitness footage from the earthquake in Japan
• Live tweets: Follow the conversation about the earthquakes in Japan, tsunami warnings
• Man shot in San Rafael's Canal neighborhood
• Unlicensed driver faulted in three-vehicle Larkspur wreck
• Suspect in San Rafael sex sting pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Novato man pleads guilty in federal child porn case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 11, 2011
• State authorities say PG&E should allow SmartMeter opt-out
• Teen survives plunge off Golden Gate Bridge
• Marin Muslims, others criticize congressional Islam hearings
• Wind-powered ferry plan for Marin gets support
• Police search for suspects in Union Bank heist at Strawberry Village
• Work moves ahead to eliminate toll-takers from Golden Gate Bridge
• Movers & Shakers: Kentfield woman tapped by Women's Initiative for Self Employment
• Mill Valley girls meet with Obama at White House anti-bullying conference
• Number of great white sharks off Marin and region's coast is surprisingly small
• Marin Civic Center makes appearance in hit rap video
• Novato man admits stalking girl, 12, he met at child care site
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 10, 2011
• Pot grower sentenced for bust at Mill Valley rental
• IRS tells Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary it owes millions in unpaid taxes
• San Rafael mobile home park residents apparently escape eviction
• Rescued hens up for adoption at Marin Humane Society
• San Anselmo considers relaxing restrictions on second units
• Marin pension budget draws praise
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 9, 2011
• Novato delays decision on middle school boundaries
• Gas up 49 cents from last month in San Rafael
• After 48 years in downtown Mill Valley, colorful shop owner faces eviction
• Census: Marin population grew 2.1 percent in the past decade
• Grants available to Marin residents for energy bill assistance
• Mill Valley council endorses steep hike in sewage rates
• Mill Valley council settles neighborhood trampoline feud
• Gas prices continue to climb in Marin and nationally
• San Rafael temporarily bans new unlicensed group treatment homes
• Death row inmate suspected in 1977 Mount Tam murder
• Marin City man, 19, gets prison for apartment robbery
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 8, 2011
• Marin Catholic baseball player Sandberg helps equipment company unveil helmet for pitchers
• Mill Valley children cope with death of classmate
• San Marin principal announces plans to retire
• Funeral set for Jack Craemer, former IJ publisher
• San Quentin death row inmate dies of natural causes
• Novato man found dead in vehicle below cliff on Sonoma coast
• Novato man arrested in connection with liquor store break-in
• Hand grenades cause scare at San Rafael fire station
• Mill Valley kindergarten student dies after testing positive for flu
• Marin household income tops state again, but dips 8.6 percent
• Emily Packer is Marin student of the week for March 7, 2011
• San Rafael man has taken thousands of used running shoes to Guatemala
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 7, 2011
• Huffman 'oughta be a law' contest yields bill for new type of corporation
• San Rafael woman acts as surrogate for sister, allowing her to become a parent
• Stir over group recovery homes spurs possible moratorium in San Rafael
• Marin nonprofits team up for cost savings, better service
• Safe place to discuss life at girls-only forum
• New warden takes reigns at San Quentin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 6, 2011
• Initially rebuffed, real estate office to open in downtown Mill Valley
• Novato men jailed after agents find drugs, loaded gun
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 5, 2011
• Sausalito storefront signs spur stares
• Jack Craemer, longtime Independent Journal publisher, dies at 94
• Garage fire extinguished in Larkspur
• Marin jobs outlook improves amid national recovery; California lags behind nation
• Former CIA agent at heart of political intrigue draws big Marin audience
• Lisa Frisch is Marin volunteer of the week for March 5, 2011
• Supervisors overturn planners' decision on Bolinas development
• Novato schools superintendent to retire in April, earlier than expected
• Novato man arrested on suspicion of DUI after eight-car crash
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 4, 2011
• Sausalito Marin City School District superintendent to step down
• Late winter frost could mean slim pickings for popular fruits
• Woman's Atlantic trek raises $100,000 for Marin clean water group
• Movers & Shakers: Dr. Taylor Smith receives humanitarian award
• Marin plan outlines coastal strategies
• Authorities confirm ID of Novato man whose body was found buried in yard
• Fairfax council does about-face on business license fee collection
• Masked man attacks woman jogging in San Anselmo
• Marin dog walkers take to the Internet to plead case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 3, 2011
• Mill Valley man sentenced for fatal Novato crash
• Marin Voice: Working together to fight crime in Novato
• Ex-Planned Parenthood affiliate shuts down, closing San Rafael clinic
• Tiburon security cameras yield third arrest
• Juanita Musson, former salty restaurateur in Sausalito, dies at 87
• Lumber truck crash snarls traffic on Highway 101
• Marin again leads Bay Area in smoke complaints
• Novato school board OKs layoff notices
• Novato debates housing density
• Autopsy performed on Novato backyard remains
• Pair of Marin owls to star in own reality series
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 2, 2011
• Marin hedge fund manager to pay $14 million settlement amid fraud allegations
• Novato offramp closed after commercial truck mishap
• Community Media Center of Marin seeks to change its funding mechanism
• Another delay OK'd for San Quentin death row contract
• Novato resident aids victims of New Zealand quake
• Sausalito man accused of wine arson tries plea change
• County of Marin finds $15.3 million in carryover fund
• Marin County redevelopment funds shuffled
• Former San Rafael official gets city pension and county contract
• Marin board salutes CHP officer killed on duty
• Novato man linked to drug chemical shipment from Poland
• Mandatory extended day program launched at Marin City middle school
• San Rafael school board approves job cuts; Novato, Ross Valley on deck
• Judge affirms restitution order against Novato girl's killer
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for March 1, 2011
• Some Marin leaders question corporate sponsorship of cities association meetings
• Marin planners contemplate Spirit Rock proposal
• San Quentin death row inmate dies
• Marin County finance chief quits
• Mill Valley man arrested on suspicion of burglarizing two Novato businesses
• San Anselmo house saved by fire sprinklers
• Volunteers spend ski week revamping Bahia Vista soccer field in San Rafael
• Novato jeweler robbed
• Andrew Quill is Marin student of the week for Feb. 28, 2011
• Groups: Don't disturb seal pups on Marin beaches
• Marin's pesticide management program making 'great strides'
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 28, 2011
• Marin's housing costs fuel long commutes, study finds
• Firefighter salaries topped San Rafael's payroll in 2009
• Fire damages duplex in Sausalito
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 27, 2011
• Supervisors take another look at San Rafael complex for safety facility
• Mill Valley residents buying fewer parking stickers than expected
• Heater sparks fire at San Rafael apartment complex
• San Rafael man, 24, jailed on molestation claims
• San Rafael man jailed after alleged rampage downtown
• Autopsy planned Tuesday on Novato's backyard body
• College of Marin seeks to raise graduation, transfer rates
• Sales lagging of high-end homes in Marin, especially those over $2 million
• Novato woman accused of threat to burn home, kids
• Fairfax medical marijuana dispensary and West Marin cooperative cancel engagement
• Marin realtor helps inspire amendment to Senate aviation bill
• AAA offers snow driving tips for Marin drivers
• Marin Business Calendar for the week of February 28, 2011
• MCGS Webinars have been well received and we're looking for suggestions for topics for future ones. What topic would you like to see presented at our FREE training sessions?
• Novato exhumation to continue Friday at backyard grave
• County officials warn Marin residents to use caution as rain, snow expected
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 25, 2011
• Marin members of MoveOn.org protest Republicans' efforts to cut federal budget
• Larkspur Ferry Terminal users may face $2 parking charge
• Marin's plastic bag ban spurs lawsuit
• Marin state assemblyman's bill would protect small fish
• Abalone poaching war rages in North Bay
• Body found buried in Novato backyard; husband missing for months
• Cold expected to swoop down on Marin, snow a possibility
• FBI digs up Novato woman's yard in search for her missing husband
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 24, 2011
• Trial date set in Terra Linda 'Jale Bate' molest case
• Blinded sea lion treated at the Marine Mammal Center may have a new home
• Giants World Series trophy attracts huge crowd in San Rafael
• 'Mr. Friendly' ends career as Safeway checker after 40-plus years
• Regional experts to discuss sprawl Thursday in Marin
• Former Republican senator predicts Obama's re-election will preserve health care reform law
• Renovation of massive Golden Gate Bridge main cables to start
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for XXMonthDateYearXX
• Marin ferry and bus riders brace for more fare hikes
• Richardson Bay waters closed through March
• Novato burglary suspect pursued to San Rafael
• Jewelry, electronics stolen in Marinwood burglaries
• Plagued by delays, Novato garden project soldiers on
• Syufy Enterprises finalizes takeover of San Rafael's Peacock Gap golf course
• Marin woman safe in aftermath of deadly New Zealand quake
• Baseball diamond relocation plan strikes a nerve in Ross
• Novato takes action against gang graffiti
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Marin Women's Hall of Fame to induct six new members
• Marin's farms experiment with a new crop: tourists
• Report: Mt. Tam bird population is healthy
• Steve Jun is Marin student of the week for Feb. 21, 2011
• Novato artist creates Oscar party favor
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Monday, Feb. 21
• New think tank at Fort Baker aims to spark children's creativity
• San Rafael man arrested for allegedly stabbing woman in neck in Fairfax
• San Rafael man arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Injured hiker rescued by helicopter from Marin Municipal Water District trail
• Two suspected teenage drunken drivers arrested in separate San Rafael incidents
• African painter living in San Anselmo displays work at de Young Museum
• Marin's cities and towns tackle pension costs
• Fired Marin deputy, acquitted in robbery case, gets retirement settlement
• A white coat for the sleeping lady: Snow on Mount Tam
• Our CIG meeting today was very productive and informative. We covered reports (create, modify, publish) in RootsMagic. Don't forget you can download the free training sessions from Rootsmagic to view at your leisure.
• Kent Woodlands resident becomes first in county to power home using fuel cell
• Bank of Marin acquires Napa-based Charter Oak Bank following closure by regulators
• Robber strikes bank in Greenbrae
• Terra Linda teacher's death ruled as suicide
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 19, 2011
• San Rafael traffic suspect implicated in San Francisco slaying
• Nick's Cove debt forces sale of Marshall restaurant
• Top Obama aide honored by alma mater, Branson School
• St. Mark's in Terra Linda names new head of school
• Charlotte Shell is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 19, 2011
• Boston judge awards Marin family $6.7 million in son's death
• Rain pummels Marin one more time, but a break in the offing
• Novato mother jailed after fire blamed on unattended child
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 18, 2011
• Freeway metering lights to be studied for Marin
• Novato man sentenced to prison for illegal bear hunt
• Metallica rock star plans 34-unit Lucas Valley subdivision
• Giants set to bring World Series trophy to San Rafael on Wednesday
• Autodesk to buy Virginia software company for $39 million
• Movers & Shakers: Autodesk appoints VP of international sales, services
• Two charged with killing San Rafael man in mistaken-identity case
• Dr. Charles Epstein of Tiburon, survivor of Unabomber attack, dies at 77
• Gunman fires toward store manager in San Rafael robbery
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 17, 2011
• New ridership numbers show more passengers for SMART unless freeway work is completed
• Marin library system to work on communications program
• More rain, high tides due in Marin on Thursday
• Father: John Walker Lindh handling prison well
• Corte Madera council delays vote on beefed-up blight ordinance
• Storm causes crashes, down power lines across Marin
• Novato girl's deceased killer now focus of restitution battle
• Marin Municipal Water District poised to raise rates again
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 16, 2011
• Novato murder suspects lose bid to defeat indictments
• Marin woman joins, celebrates Egyptian revolt
• Boy, 10, stopped on Highway 101 driving stolen St. Vincent's school van
• Marin's home sales increase but prices decline in January
• Marin supervisors hold private San Quentin death row talks
• Marin County births: Feb. 16, 2011
• Census may shift Marin political district boundaries
• Novato man botches Martinez robbery, arrested after using taxi for getaway, police say
• Planners to reflect on Spirit Rock redevelopment plans
• Marin at forefront of effort to stop shark finning
• Fluid trail from Greenbrae crash scene leads to DUI arrest
• After seven years, Marin Organic director ready to move on
• Three injured in crashes in San Rafael, Petaluma
• Sixteen companies bid to supply renewable energy to Marin Energy Authority
• Gas leak repaired at Mill Valley elementary school
• Boardwalk Market to open store in former Bell Market space in Marinwood
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 15, 2010
• WinCup foam cup plant to leave Corte Madera after 42 years
• Retired Sausalito pharmacist still beating the drum for condom use
• Novato cop hit by car; suffers minor injuries
• Man arrested in connection with Hamilton Safeway shooting
• Marinwood neighbors making reusable shopping bags out of old jeans
• Ella Crush-Guyett is Marin student of the week for Feb. 14, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 14, 2011
• Four arrested in Novato for possessing weapons
• Rain predicted most of the week in Marin
• Internal battle for control of Circle Bank threatens initial public offering
• Circle Bank's tenants-in-common loans riskier than first thought?
• New Whistlestop program will aid senior travel in Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 13, 2011
• Marin water district selects new president
• Child taken to Oakland hospital following Novato dirt bike accident
• Hundreds attend memorial service for Terra Linda teacher Debra Schmitt
• Small fire extinguished at WinCup plant in Corte Madera
• Novato police link three youths to theater graffiti
• Spirit Rock airs 'greenest' development in Marin
• Lydia Cameron is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 12, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 12, 2011
• Coyote prowling Marinwood streets kills at least two cats
• Mill Valley school policy targets bullying
• Memorial planned Sunday for Marin's 'barefoot rabbi'
• Bolinas loses 'cool' contest
• Marin residents celebrate beginning of new era in Egypt
• Three suffer Rottweiler bites in Terra Linda
• Neighbors win round in Muir Beach vista battle
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 11, 2011
• Final agreement reached between Mill Valley teachers, school employees and district
• Mill Valley man, 48, accused of lewd acts on girl
• Tiburon officials, business owners, seek to boost downtown economy
• Maps showing earthquake zones in Marin unveiled online for the first time
• Jury convicts San Rafael bar patron for punching another
• New group hopes to raise $1 million for West Marin nonprofits
• Marin DA won't prosecute SmartMeter protesters
• Movers & Shakers: Tiburon attorney receives lifetime achievement award
• Marin County Jail inmate died by hanging
• Marin County births: Feb. 11, 2011
• Contract approved for retiring Marin-Sonoma mosquito district chief
• Litigant pleads guilty to shooting at Marin judge's home
• Former aide sues Metallica drummer for overtime pay
• Young salmon shark washes up on Stinson Beach
• San Rafael preschool director retiring after 47-plus years
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 10, 2011
• Mill Valley teachers, school district reach tentative labor agreement
• Jury: Son guilty of murder in San Rafael woman's slaying
• Marin's coho struggle for the third straight year
• For San Rafael dealer, rare books are a passion
• State again delays San Quentin death row construction contract
• Marin trustees approve county pension boost
• San Anselmo seminary will close Southern California campus to cut costs
• San Rafael man, 48, accused of molesting girlfriend's daughter
• Novato teen charged as adult in San Rafael gun incident
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 9, 2011
• Gas prices climb yet again in Marin
• People with disabilities protest spending on new San Quentin death row
• San Rafael to begin broadcasting public meetings in early March
• Federal judge tours new San Quentin execution chamber
• San Rafael approves garbage rate hike to help finance new composting program
• Marin fire captain named county employee of the year
• Marin supervisors hold private talks on county safety building
• Marin County Jail inmate found dead
• Sausalito rape suspect arrested in Hawaii
• Novato man and teenager jailed after San Rafael shooting
• Baptist seminary plans Strawberry subdivision with 74 new homes
• Federal judge set to tour new San Quentin death chamber
• Complete recovery: One year after nearly dying from baseball injury, Marin Catholic's Sandberg returns to the field to play for the team
• Two San Rafael checkpoints net one DUI suspect
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 8, 2011
• Marin veterinarians urge dog owners to vaccinate against leptospirosis
• Marin Energy Authority to cut rates by 14 percent
• Officials: virus at Walker Creek was brought in by student
• Corbin Wirta is Marin student of the week for Feb. 7, 2011
• Marin General Hospital births: Feb. 2, 2011
• Defense begins for Novato girl's alleged prison avenger
• Marin water district will hold public forum on costs
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 7, 2011
• Kentfield resident to raise $10 million to aid Buck Institute's quest for Alzheimer's cure
• Tam High wins 16th straight county mock trial competition
• Record warmth hits Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 6, 2011
• Redwood High teen wins Marin Poetry Out Loud finals
• Fog burned off by climate change threatens to stunt Muir Woods' majestic redwoods
• Novato teen cited for gang graffiti
• We had a great webinar today (2/5/11). Thank you!
• Driver faces 4th DUI after Corte Madera hit-and-run crash
• Jury deliberates fate of San Rafael woman's killer
• Joyce Shank, former KGO-TV reporter, is dead at 66
• Sol Food opens new take-out location in downtown San Rafael
• Novato Highway 101 tree work starts again Sunday
• Cause of flu-like illness still unknown at West Marin outdoor school
• College of Marin receives reaccreditation
• Marin football coach: aid of off-duty nurses was a 'miracle'
• Marin Energy Authority skips search, hires Weisz as permanent director
• Fans for life: Devoted Packers and Steelers followers living in Marin thrilled to see their favorite team squaring off in Sunday's Super Bowl
• Lauren Arrow is Marin volunteer of the week for Feb. 5, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 5, 2011
• Fire stopped by emergency sprinkler in south Novato
• Drug unit jails brothers in Novato marijuana operation
• Coroner releases name of West Marin crash victim
• San Rafael gang patrol yields weapons arrest
• Pizza war leaves more than tomato sauce all over San Rafael business
• Novato woman home after Egypt ordeal
• Flu-like outbreak at West Marin outdoor school sickens 50 children, adults
• Marin sheriff's lieutenant tapped to lead Belvedere police
• Computer crimes task force investigating Terra Linda Chase Bank ATM skimmings
• Movers & Shakers: Sausalito attorney named to mediation panel
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 4, 2011
• San Rafael officer charged with three felonies for off-duty gun incident
• Craig's list sting leads to arrest of Tiburon woman
• Motorcyclist killed in West Marin head-on crash
• Novato police captain named new chief in Sausalito
• New report outlines how to protect sea life off Marin's shores
• New low-income senior housing complex opens in Kentfield
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 3, 2011
• Boro loses longtime seat on Marin County panel, but named 'emeritus' member
• Man arrested after fire at Novato campsite
• Crash stalls morning traffic on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• 'I wanted to hurt her': San Rafael killer testifies about knifing mother
• Novato board agrees to divide Hill students between two schools
• Memorial scheduled for Terra Linda teacher
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 2, 2011
• Housing supporters, foes cross swords at Novato workshop
• Marin History Museum chief a casualty of budget cuts
• Novato affordable housing group buys first of 20 foreclosures
• San Anselmo theological professor displays art for Black History Month
• Memorial scheduled for Terra Linda teacher
• Marin GOP sticks with same executive officers
• Marin General Hospital births: Feb. 2, 2011
• Lawyers seek to question Schwarzenegger on San Quentin execution procedures
• Marin supervisors OK employee retirement bonuses
• Marin energy chief's pay deal raises eyebrows
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Feb. 1, 2011
• Terra Linda High mourns teacher's death
• San Rafael man invents device to deter laundry thefts
• Poor residents sue county of Marin over subsistence aid
• San Rafael man arrested on suspicion of rape
• Herring rebounding in San Francisco Bay after lean years
• Two pedestrians hospitalized after being struck by car in Novato
• Police search for suspects in Larkspur Starbucks armed robbery
• San Rafael police make arrests in drunken driving operation
• Two teens arrested in Corte Madera in separate DUI incidents
• Planned Parenthood to open Mill Valley clinic, has plans for other Marin locations
• County of Marin to pay $1 million in retirement incentives and cut payroll
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 31, 2011
• Tab grows for review of Sir Francis Drake widening in West Marin
• Preschoolers get first shot at new playground in revamped Greenbrae park
• Santino Ambrosini is Marin student of the week for Jan. 31, 2011
• Water-yielding work starts on Mt. Tam reservoirs
• After modest price gains in 2010, has Marin's real estate market hit the bottom?
• 'I'm Speaking' series canceled for lack of interest, sales
• New possible cause of Kentfield sewage spill identified
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 30, 2011
• Marin Energy Authority set to tap Weisz to lead the agency
• Run for the Seals to honor Silent Knight
• Skimming device at Terra Linda Chase Bank results in thefts
• Missing Ross woman, a Terra Linda teacher, found dead
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 29, 2011
• Broom battle looms at Point Reyes National Seashore
• Mill Valley's Seniors for Peace marks 8th anniversary of first protest
• San Rafael police investigating string of home burglaries
• Radio personality Carter B. Smith of Tiburon dies at 74
• Police still searching for missing Terra Linda High School teacher
• Marin Housing Authority offering loans to mobile home park residents threatened with eviction
• Golden Gate Bridge board eliminates toll-takers
• New publisher to take over at IJ in management shuffle
• Lori Chudacoff is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 29, 2011
• Bird deadline spurs work on Novato Narrows
• Marin investigators school residents on gang infestation
• Marin teacher remains missing after latest search
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 28, 2011
• Effort mounted to count Marin's homeless population
• Movers & Shakers: Dutra Group CEO Bill Dutra receives management award
• Canal groups, San Rafael to celebrate suspension of vehicle towing
• Golden Gate Bridge committee votes to eliminate toll-takers
• Tiburon owner of two Oakland hotels charged in arson plot
• Fire damages houseboat in Sausalito
• Marin's Medi-Cal patients headed toward managed care
• Novato housing group grapples with density issue
• Search intensifies for missing Marin teacher
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 27, 2011
• San Rafael sex convict accused of grabbing girl
• San Rafael man charged with robbery in phone pinch
• Dominican science program receives $2.25 million in gifts
• Mini Cooper dealership poised to open at Corte Madera Marin Honda site
• Terra Linda students participate in real DUI trial on campus
• Marin Civic Center in line for $3 million fire alarm system
• San Anselmo Town Council splits over whether to ban SmartMeters
• Tam Valley mixed-use project would add traffic, study says
• Fishery consultant to design two more West Marin salmon projects
• Marin Democrats and Republicans differ over Obama's address
• Novato school district wins national indoor-air award
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 26, 2011
• Trial begins in San Rafael matricide case
• Marin's 'Toy Story 3' writing team lands Oscar nod
• Police seek missing Terra Linda High School teacher
• Belvedere officials: city's condition is 'very good to excellent'
• Supervisors OK pacts with Marin public safety unions
• Teenage boys cited for setting off homemade bombs in Novato
• Marin foreclosures were up 15.3 percent last year
• Marin County bans plastic bags, imposes 5-cent paper bag fee
• Documentary seeks answers in Lagunitas classroom
• Elderly Sausalito woman, missing overnight, found safe in Headlands
• McDonald's in Strawberry robbed at gunpoint
• Man rescued from hotel room fire in downtown San Rafael
• Sausalito community garden project growing its support
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 25, 2011
• Sausalito community garden project growing its support
• Former San Rafael child care worker arrested again for contact with girl
• Novato man found dead near Black Sand Beach was father of two, chef at Dominican University
• Marin Energy Authority signs deals to buy more power as it prepares to expand
• Tam Valley mixed-use project would add traffic, study says
• Ron Patterson, co-creator of Renaissance Faire, dies at 80
• San Rafael man arrested in Sonoma County wreck
• Firefighters quickly douse Sausalito blaze
• Planners: Tam Valley canyon project too big, but canyon lot buildable
• Police: Fairfax beating, arrests unrelated to Too $hort show
• Bank of Marin reports record earnings for 2010
• Marin General Hospital births: Jan. 25, 2011
• County caps Marin safety officers' pay, but pension reform elusive
• Christina Nordrum is Marin student of the week for Jan. 24, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 24, 2011
• Body recovered near Black Sand Beach in Marin Headlands
• Miller Creek Middle School celebrates new edible garden
• Marin City man arrested for allegedly beating, imprisoning girlfriend
• Fairfax police arrest San Anselmo man for Sunday morning beating
• Sausalito police arrest man for allegedly assaulting parking officer over ticket
• The first library just for little ones
• Closure of Novato adult care center would send many seniors to costly nursing homes
• Budget ax threatens Marin program designed to allow seniors to continue living in their homes
• Inverness man tapped for key U.S. foreign disaster aid post
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 23, 2011
• Marin teachers rejuvenated through Teach With Africa program
• Novato tests 'green' streetlights
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 22, 2011
• Top SMART manager steps down
• Porpoises return to bay waters off Marin for the first time in six decades
• Marin's unemployment dips to seven-month low
• San Rafael neighborhood group hopes to build playground near Highway 101
• San Rafael tree vandal trial date set
• Joe Goldman is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 22, 2011
• CHP: Novato man arrested after being clocked at 121 mph
• Dixie schools will ask voters to boost parcel tax
• District attorney backs sheriff's refusal to enforce Marin SmartMeter moratorium
• State audit faults Marin family court on mediators, procedures
• Novato murder suspect granted trial delay
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 21, 2011
• Woolsey cites son's illness in House health insurance debate
• Relief predicted for Novato commuters as funding OK'd for first phase of Narrows project
• Marin cities fare poorly in group's tobacco control report card
• Marin home sales, prices fall in December
• Movers & Shakers: Marin man tapped for top post at UC Berkeley
• San Rafael Public Library to expand hours starting Feb. 1
• San Rafael board tells Pizza Orgasmica to soften paint scheme
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 20, 2011
• Charges pile up in Belvedere Porsche case
• San Rafael group at center of mine issue in Israel
• Man robbed at gunpoint in San Rafael
• It's official: SMART train coming to downtown San Rafael
• State postpones San Quentin death row contract award
• Union Bank donates $100,000 to Marin affordable housing fund
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 19, 2011
• Marin human rights gala honors 14 with Martin Luther King Jr. awards
• Rejected by Mill Valley council, Alain Pinel Realtors weighs options for downtown office
• Novato man accused of robbing teen of camera
• Group warns mercury-laden fish sold in Marin stores; critics label report misleading
• San Rafael mobile home park residents fear eviction
• Novato police say man molested ex-girlfriend's daughter
• Fatal collisions decrease in Marin; DUI arrests rise
• Rents in Marin inch up slightly
• Fire chars apartment in downtown San Rafael building
• College of Marin eyes Measure C funds for track rehab
• MediaNews Group, IJ's owner, looking for new CEO
• Marin Humane Society has new top dog
• Huffman appeals to Brown to reconsider San Quentin death row expansion
• Airlines pay hundreds of millions to settle suit launched by former Sausalito retailer
• Fugitive jailed in Porsche theft from Belvedere
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of nonviolence hailed at Marin City ceremonies
• Tucson shooting survivor bears the burden of girl's death
• Vehicles targeted outside San Rafael concert
• San Rafael man arrested with gun-like lighter
• Ellen Lieber, longtime Marin disability rights advocate, dead at 72
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 18, 2011
• Salvaged from Marin rail tunnel, redwood beams take on new life
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 17, 2011
• Paul Kunst is Marin student of the week for Jan. 17, 2011
• Study says shared gardens improve nutrition, build community
• Novato man arrested after chase across Richmond-San Rafael bridge
• Marin's winter shelter program is full, turning away homeless men
• San Rafael immigrant helped by education fund now its chairman
• Syufy Enterprises poised to take over bankrupt Peacock Gap golf course
• Free smoke detectors installed at mobile home park where woman died
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 16, 2011
• Dixie considers parcel tax extension
• Novato man accused of sex with 14-year-old girlfriend
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 15, 2011
• San Rafael pizza restaurant's bright-yellow paint job causing a stir
• Judge rejects restrictions on Golden Gate Bridge protesters
• San Anselmo mystery writer Joe Gores dies at 79
• 'Unity March' planned in Marin City on MLK Day
• Marin pension board will stick with investment assumption
• Miles Smith is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 15, 2011
• Judge: Lucasfilm owes lawyers $1.2 million in discrimination case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 14, 2011
• Kentfield executive to pay $100,000 fine in civil action
• Marin food drive planned for Saturday
• Golden Gate Bridge committee delays decision on eliminating toll-takers
• Novato students help restore wetlands along Highway 37
• Fiscal scandal case headed back to Marin court as ex-official tries to ease sentence
• Settlement reached over Homestead Valley land encroachments
• Novato lawyer disbarred for theft conviction
• Lawyer: Off-duty San Rafael cop pulled gun in self-defense
• Fourteen more Marin businesses certified as 'green'
• Movers & Shakers: Sandy Greenblat to lead Art Works Downtown
• Marin-Sonoma mosquito board holds off on pay hike for chief
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 13, 2011
• Carpoolers drop on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge after toll hike
• Plan could cut back where dogs are allowed in Marin
• Marin supervisors may be forced to decide size of Redwood Landfill expansion
• High tides prompt partial closure of Manzanita park-and-ride lot
• Sheriff defies supervisors, won't enforce Marin meter ban
• Reward offered in shooting of sea lion as health improves
• Novato extends medical pot dispensary moratorium
• Novato board keeps high school campuses open
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 12, 2011
• Novato police name second suspect in gang shooting
• West Marin ranch fire displaces family
• Novato board votes to close Hill Middle School
• Study finds no evidence of SmartMeter risk, but says more study warranted
• Former Tiburon school board member injured in Arizona shooting
• PG&E replaces Corte Madera resident's SmartMeter after complaints
• Gas price continues to rise in Marin, elsewhere
• Marin supervisors OK reduced pension benefits for new hires
• FDA helped obtain drug for San Quentin executions
• Marin General Hospital births: Jan. 12, 2011
• Marin Energy Authority repays county and investors thanks to new bank loan
• Somber Marin board reflects on Arizona tragedy
• Lawyer pledges vigorous defense in McNears Beach view vandal case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 11, 2011
• Marin officials: Brown's budget seeks honest solution to massive budget deficit
• College of Marin student fees would increase under budget plan
• Museum of American Indian finds funds to stay afloat
• Brown's budget proposal would eliminate redevelopment agencies around state, Marin
• Marin resident Bill Honig withdraws name from state board
• Plan eliminates toll-takers from Golden Gate Bridge
• Pay questioned for departing Marin-Sonoma mosquito official
• Reward offered in Novato Safeway shooting
• Federal, state authorities investigate San Rafael drug treatment center
• At San Rafael-based chain, a passion for bikes ­-- and philanthropy
• Woolsey says it will be 'business as usual' despite Tucson shooting
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 10, 2011
• New bulldog coasters urge San Rafael bar patrons not to litter
• Jose Campos is Marin student of the week for Jan. 10, 2011
• Candidates line up to replace Woolsey if she retires in 2012
• Winter wildlife draws spectators to Point Reyes
• E. Warren McGuire, longtime Marin County judge, dies at 86
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 9, 2011
• Controversial dog leash issue for Marin beaches due this week
• Marin fair scores top honors
• Food composting may be coming to San Rafael, Ross Valley in early March
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 8, 2011
• Rwandan choir hits soft spot in Marin
• Man denies guilt in gunshot at Marin judge's home
• Marin City freeway underpass gets attention after killing
• Mary Demund is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 8, 2011
• All Mill Valley forensic artist needs is a skull to build back faces of lost souls
• Nonprofits and community leaders honored at annual Heart of Marin event
• Redwood High student arrested for loaded gun, machetes
• San Rafael sign posts, bike rack are cozy after 'yarn bomb' hits
• Point Bonita Lighthouse bridge closed, new span needed
• Larkspur pharmacist receives prestigious award
• Movers & Shakers: Former federal SBA official tapped to run Sausalito business counseling office
• New labor pact cuts pension benefits at Marin Civic Center
• Marin OKs $3.7 million Buckelew contract
• In sewage aftermath, Larkspur council seeks better communication
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 7, 2011
• In sewage aftermath, Larkspur council seeks better communication
• Marin Food Bank gobbled up by San Francisco Food Bank
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 6, 2011
• Services planned for Mill Valley man, a fire captain in East Bay
• Novato woman charged in gang attack as shooter remains at large
• Sausalito man gets prison for stabbing ex-boss
• 60-foot pine tree falls on Mill Valley home
• Novato officials take aim at gang activity
• Services planned for Mill Valley man, a fire captain in Alameda
• Feds strike pact with Marin for fair housing improvements
• Marin supervisors voice high hopes for 2011
• Mysterious tar balls roll up on West Marin beach
• Marin educator tapped for state board
• 'Spare the Air' no-burn alert called for Thursday
• Three-alarm fire damages two houses in San Rafael
• San Rafael cop arrested in Petaluma gun incident
• More than 30 suicides recorded at Golden Gate Bridge in 2010
• Gang suspect eludes manhunt in Point Reyes seashore
• Driver arraigned in Marin Headlands kidnap case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 5, 2011
• Marin Supervisor Hal Brown faces 'serious medical condition'
• Last-minute objection delays Marin plastic bag ban
• PG&E says it will continue SmartMeter installations despite Marin moratorium
• Ross Valley Sanitary to replace Kent Middle sprint track damaged during spill
• Tomales honored for sewage plant upgrades
• Police search Drakes Beach for suspect in gang case
• San Rafael council approves firm for Target impact study
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 4, 2011
• Ruling allows deal to be signed on Doyle Drive work
• Tree worker struck in face by falling log in Mill Valley
• Woman arrested in Novato shooting at Hamilton Safeway
• Ruling allows deal to be signed on Doyle Drive work
• State court reaffirms no-burn rule
• Charles Daniels, beverage industry leader, dies at 83
• Minnesota firm closes $70 million acquisition of Novato software company
• Sea lion draws visitors to Marine Mammal Center amid uptick in shootings
• Marin observers weigh in on Jerry Brown, 'a governor, not a magician'
• Circle Bancorp's do-it-yourself public offering raises questions
• Circle Bancorp offering could be lucrative for CEO
• How uncool: Bolinas in national 'coolest town' contest
• Will Martel is Marin student of the week for Jan. 3, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 3, 2011
• Officials hail San Geronimo Valley fish passage project
• Supervisors to tackle SmartMeter moratorium, plastic bag ban
• Marin library builds database of old coroners' files
• Congregations provide best option for some Marin homeless during winter
• Golden Gate Ferry 10 percent fare increases kick in Sunday
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 2, 2011
• King celebration in Marin City slated for Jan. 17
• Marin SparkPoint Center helping residents get -- and stay -- out of poverty
• Man arrested after car crashes into San Rafael house
• With splashes and screams, Novato swimmers begin the new year
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Jan. 1, 2011
• Doomsday driver intercepted in Marin Headlands kidnap case
• Marin woman burned in rural trailer fire
• Rains buoy Marin reservoirs, restrictions unlikely
• San Rafael nonprofit to launch mobile AIDS clinic with $15,000 grant
• Allan Littman, former Tiburon councilman, dies at 81
• San Rafael man, 31, accused of molesting girl
• DUI checkpoint planned Sunday in Novato
• 2011 brings changes at Marin Civic Center, new state laws
• Gloria Castillo is Marin volunteer of the week for Jan. 1, 2011
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 31, 2010
• Mill Valley man pleads not guilty in fatal stabbing
• San Anselmo man charged with hit-run crash into pregnant woman
• Gray whale puts on a show in Tomales Bay
• New Verizon cell sites in Marinwood, Novato should improve 3G coverage
• At year end, a last goodbye to notable Marin residents
• Point San Pedro Road neighborhoods may form special assessment district
• Parent group boosts Marin's special needs kids with holiday grants
• A look back at the top Marin County stories of 2010
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 30, 2010
• Marin Realtor steamed over 'baby seat' incident on SkyWest flight
• Larkspur firefighters deliver healthy baby girl
• Storm causes another 600 gallons of sewage to spill in Larkspur
• Heavy storm fills Marin reservoirs, topples trees
• Judge: Marin General and Sutter Health should go to arbitration
• Two West Marin women arrested in blockade of SmartMeter trucks
• Opponents battle with SmartMeter installers in West Marin
• Flooding widespread as storm drenches Marin
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 29, 2010
• Weather service warns of possible Marin flooding
• Marin residents fume as gas prices continue to spiral upward
• Tiburon aid worker to speak about El Salvador crop shortages
• Business booms at Marin free legal aid session
• Rovi Corp. to buy Novato's Sonic Solutions
• CHP reports nine Marin DUI arrests over holiday weekend
• Hit-run DUI suspect arrested after Sausalito crash
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 28, 2010
• Questions remain as Ross Valley Sanitary District continues mop-up
• Man arrested in San Rafael Home Depot fraud case
• Marin shoppers and merchants say Christmas spending increased
• Wounded sea lion is blind and can't be returned to sea
• Marin will see more rain in the coming days
• MMWD releases plan to help troubled species in Mount Tam creeks
• Sausalito shipbuilder, skipper, mentor Harold Sommer dies at 85
• Christmas bird counters treated to mostly dry weather
• Marin County's fiscal star shines through gloom and doom
• In Marin, foreclosures show no sign of letting up
• Sophia Vigeant is Marin student of the week for Dec. 27, 2010
• Many options in Marin for Christmas tree recycling
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 27, 2010
• Point Reyes National Seashore whale shuttle begins this week
• In hills above Mill Valley, sewer proposal divides neighbors
• County plans 10-mile culvert cleaning program in West Marin wetlands
• Hospice By The Bay still serving Marin after 35 years
• Heavy Christmas rains flood roads, snarl traffic
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 26, 2010
• Body of missing boater recovered near Richardson Bay shoreline
• Novato's Tejada Sausalito's top pick for next police chief
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 25, 2010
• Barbara Smilie is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 25, 2010
• State warns of mudslides if rain is heavy and sustained
• Legal Aid of Marin offers free advice next week
• Ross Valley sewage spill this week: 1.8 million gallons
• Hard times bring new faces to San Rafael dining room
• Jury awards worker injured at San Rafael hotel $11.7 million
• Ross Valley Sanitary District works to fix sewage pipe before next rainstorm
• Doyle Drive project faces legal challenge
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 24, 2010
• Bicycle and pedestrian path along Highway 101 in San Rafael opens -- officially
• Movers & Shakers: Bob Drobatz hired as Woodlands Market's first general manager
• Judge tosses labor suit by former Lucasfilm worker
• San Rafael plans controlled burn on Puerto Suello Hill
• Federal judge to tour new San Quentin death chamber
• Marin braces for week of Christmas rains
• Massive Kentfield sewage spill blamed on contractor negligence or 'environmental terrorism'
• Ross' Lagunitas Bridge reopens to traffic
• Neighbors intercept fires in Sausalito, Mill Valley
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 23
• Novato dealership delivers Marin's first Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid cars
• Corte Madera extends medical marijuana moratorium
• Neurosurgeon will open Marin office, thanks to Marin General/UCSF agreement
• Marin trucking inspections generate 74 citations
• Suspect arraigned in shooting at Marin judge's home
• San Rafael council wants more Target studies before vote on store
• Fire damages three Novato homes
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 22, 2010
• Work crews wrapping up work on falling trees in San Anselmo
• Firefighters finish weeklong Kent Woodlands burn
• San Rafael drug treatment center's closure upsets patients, employees
• Suspect arraigned in shooting at Marin judge's home
• Officials investigate San Quentin inmate's death
• Company sifts for Marin's hidden treasures
• Marin County births: Dec. 22, 2010
• Food sought for Christmas meals for the needy
• Work crews wrapping up work on falling trees in San Anselmo
• San Rafael council delays Target decision
• Long lines in Marin, but no long faces on Postal Service's busiest day
• Target debate goes late in San Rafael
• Survey: Marin has lowest adult smoking rate in state
• With federal trial pending, Petaluma daredevil arrested in Novato pot sting
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 21, 2010
• Stabber takes plea deal in Terra Linda mall melee
• Mill Valley man charged with murder in Marin City stabbing
• CHP officer hit by car in Novato
• Authorities suspect candles caused fatal Novato fire
• Crews cut eucalyptus trees threatening Red Hill Avenue traffic in San Anselmo
• Marin County births: Dec. 21, 2010
• Sausalito fights feds over Marinship building
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 20, 2010
• Corte Madera may strengthen nuisance ordinance
• Mill Valley cottage provides 'safe haven' for homeless young adults
• Raquel Moritz is Marin student of the week for Dec. 20, 2010
• Novato woman who 'fell through social services cracks' dies in mobile home blaze
• San Rafael Target opponents plan for referendum, lawsuit ahead of council meeting
• San Rafael Target opponents plan for referendum, lawsuit ahead of council meeting
• Forecasters are dreaming of a wet Christmas
• Forecasters are dreaming of a wet Christmas
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 19, 2010
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 19, 2010
• Fairfax marijuana dispensary to get facelift thanks to West Marin grower
• Reilly tabbed as president of Golden Gate Bridge board
• Parents divided on plans to split San Anselmo school
• Parents divided on plans to split San Anselmo school
• Novato doctor seeks cures for rare childhood diseases
• Suspect in shooting at Marin judge's home arrested in East Bay
• Novato fires general plan contractor
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 18, 2010
• Autopsy: Marin City man was stabbed 62 times
• Sea lion found shot in Sausalito makes some progress
• Google awards $4 million to San Rafael HIV-prevention nonprofit
• Novato fires general plan contractor
• Marin's unemployment remains flat
• Decades-old Christmas Tree Hill star in Corte Madera may shine again
• Nancy Petranto is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 18, 2010
• Rollover shuts down part of Highway 101 near Waldo Tunnel
• Marin City reels over man's fatal stabbing
• Driver injured in Terra Linda rollover crash
• Novato teen gets 2-year term for DUI that killed friend
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 17, 2010
• Litigant sought in shooting at Marin judge's home
• Marin City man killed, Mill Valley man arrested after stabbing
• November home sales drop in Marin but prices rise
• Novato rail rep alleges taxpayer ripoff
• Marin County alleges racketeering in new lawsuit over computer debacle
• Movers & Shakers: John Zeiter is Realtor of the Year
• Arnold concludes stint as Marin supervisors' president
• Stabbing investigated in Marin City underpass
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 16, 2010
• SMART train bound for downtown San Rafael
• San Rafael restaurant wins 'exploding' escargot case
• Salvation Army makes last-minute plea for toys, donations
• Committee seeks funds to restore Novato Theater
• Trips for Kids chief wins leadership award
• Woman hurt in Novato after attack by two dogs
• Marin faces big storm predicted for the weekend
• Novato schools agree to install defibrillators
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 15, 2010
• SmartMeter opponents stage San Rafael protest amid revelations PG&E monitored Marin critics on Internet
• Novato man accused of graffiti-writing binge
• Autodesk approves buy-back plan of up to 20 million shares
• Windmill testing towers approved near Dillon Beach
• Mill Valley assault suspect intercepted at airport
• Informant sues water district in Novato cat poisoning case
• Gas prices continue to rise in Marin; hit high mark for 2010
• Novato Air Force veteran donates $1 million to Colorado academy
• Windmill testing towers approved near Dillon Beach
• Big day for consultants at Marin Civic Center
• New homeless housing program in Marin wins $200,000 county grant
• Marin supervisors endorse plastic bag ban
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 14, 2010
• Wobbly wander in Novato lands fugitive in jail
• Marin youth humanitarian scholarships cut for lack of sponsors
• Belated 'grand opening' held for Fireside Apartments in Mill Valley
• Kentfield rollover injures driver, shuts part of Drake Boulevard
• In Mill Valley, talks stall over teachers health care costs
• Nicasio rancher uses rabbits to change the world
• DA abandons sex case against former Tam High coach
• San Rafael Santa Cop program still needs donations, volunteers
• Bolinas truck mishap causes fuel spill
• SMART letter maintains it did not violate meeting law
• Archaeologists seek to learn more about Mission San Rafael
• Marin County budget woes spur bonus pay: Need cash now? Retire!
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 13, 2010
• San Anselmo community rallies behind young widow
• Mysterious path provides access to Point Reyes playground
• Cody Rinkor is Marin student of the week for Dec. 13, 2010
• Kaiser's San Rafael Medical Center rated among nation's top hospitals
• Era ends as Marin tax collector takes a bow
• Tiburon hires consultant to help give downtown a boost
• Search called off for missing boater in Richardson Bay
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 12, 2010
• Ross church hasn't given up on homeless shelter
• Spare the Air wood fire ban in effect Sunday
• Novato second-grader collects winter goods for homeless
• Angelo Colombo, longtime San Rafael teacher and coach, dies at 90
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 11, 2010
• Ernesto Navarro is Marin volunteer of the week for Dec. 11, 2010
• Cal Park Hill Tunnel opens to the public amid cheers
• Federal grant aids Marin schools in wake of tragedies
• Driver gets prison for Mill Valley DUI, his fourth
• Sea lion with gunshot wounds strands on Sausalito beach
• San Anselmo police make double DUI arrests after crash
• Boat parades will light up the sky in San Rafael, Sausalito on Saturday
• Study backs herbicide use
• Fire chars San Rafael warehouse
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 10, 2010
• Fairfax considers easing restrictions on second-floor residences
• Novato man sentenced in kidnap and robbery case
• Endangered coho salmon begin migration to Marin
• Marin adds nearly 2,000 people as families move from other counties, states
• Novato activist seeks $2.5 million in damages after arrest
• Movers & Shakers: Mill Valley consulting firm adds partner
• Marin joins lawsuit against East Bay chiropractor
• Inverness couple jailed in pot cultivation case
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 9, 2010
• Liberal Marin Democrats say Obama caved to Republicans on tax cuts for wealthy
• Condition improves for San Rafael woman hit in crosswalk
• Target opposition group's attorney submits critical letter to San Rafael
• Marin's high school dropout rates among state's lowest
• CVS signals plans for Tiburon store
• Lawsuit seeks $3 million-plus for abandonment of Greenbrae real estate office
• Novato enacts ban on pot clubs
• Governor offers $50,000 reward in 2008 San Rafael rape-murder
• Divided Novato council elects Kellner mayor
• College of Marin student honored by Coast Guard for bravery
• Supervisors applaud retiring Marin assessor
• Marin pension critic: 'What's the cost?'
• Novato man, 34, arrested on allegations of sex with 13-year-old
• Novato ready to reopen elementary school playgrounds
• In Your Town: Briefs from across Marin for Dec. 8, 2010
• Marin Board of Education sends 29 layoff notices to staff
• Mill Valley porn actor and director dies of apparent heart attack
• Huffman bill would allow residents to reject SmartMeters
• Dwindling Marin group of Pearl Harbor survivors treasures camaraderie
• Marin County due for online makeover
• Jewelry theft suspect intercepted at San Rafael pawn shop
• Student of the week for Dec. 6, 2010
• East Bay aerospace company moving to long-vacant San Rafael building
• County of Marin set to move ahead with plastic bag ban
• Marin Headlands work leaves its mark
• San Rafael man jailed on sexual assault allegations
• Some neighbors, businesses worried about traffic from San Rafael Target
• Controversial non-native deer management program in West Marin comes to a quiet end
• Iraq war veteran brings the story of his journey to COM
• Marin County property tax deadline is Friday
• Marin City man arrested for allegedly threatening deputy
• Man arrested for walking into Santa Venetia home, threatening teens
• Volunteers gather in Novato to assemble warm clothing packs for Bay Area homeless
• San Rafael's 'exploding' escargot case has its day in court
• Corte Madera man appointed to Marin bench
• Volunteer of the week for Dec. 4, 2010
• Tiburon man to chair Bay Institute board
• Marin Energy Authority sets plans for local energy purchases
• Bistro 35 restaurant owner says he will fight eviction in Tiburon
• Marin bids farewell to construction giant Mario Ghilotti
• DeLano's to close its Tiburon, Tam Valley stores on Saturday
• Once used to fight tuberculosis, historic 'Christmas seals' are on display in Tiburon
• Novato man denies guilt in bribery case
• Tree vandal defense: McNears incident a public service, not a crime
• Marin Montessori School to sell 30-acre Santa Venetia property
• Stench from Novato Sanitary plant infuriates neighbors
• Tiburon woman honored for battle to remove toxics from products
• Morgan Patterson, scholar at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, dies at 85
• Larkspur council opts not to put permanent corp yard in Piper Park
• Movers & Shakers: Castro picked to head Canal Alliance board
• Marin County seeks contractor to change light bulbs
• Novato residents direct sign designers back to the drawing board
• Health Council of Marin won't get the ax
• Marin Honda submits application to renovate vacant San Rafael dealership
• Paper next to wall heater started San Rafael mansion fire
• Thousands of Marin residents face early cut-off of unemployment benefits
• College of Marin president plunges in on his first day
• Marin City youth tutoring program honored by FBI
• San Rafael man still swinging his arms at 103
• Novato man charged with bribing SF cop over taxi exams
• Egger to join Ross Valley Sanitary District board
• More than 40 jobs expected to be lost in DeLano's Marin closures
• Novato private school wins expansion despite neighbors' opposition
• Petitioners call for open discussion on Novato affordable housing
• Former baby sitter, 12, accused of molesting Mill Valley boys
• Marin hotel fee program lurches ahead
• New round of cuts to Marin state parks starts Wednesday
• Woman hit by car in San Rafael crosswalk
• Novato man who backed into cop pleads not guilty in DUI case
• Marin City resident demonstrates healthy life possible despite AIDS
• Arson suspected in San Rafael boat repair shop fire
• Good Earth in Fairfax will move to old Albertsons store
• Stafford Lake bike park moves ahead in Novato
• First 'Spare the Air' day called -- no wood burning Wednesday
• Marin questions mount about SMART train finances
• Marin firefighter hailed as hero
• DUI suspect who hit San Rafael officer has prior DUI
• DeLano's closing Tamalpais Valley and Tiburon grocery stores
• Advocates for permanent housing for homeless hold prayer vigil in San Rafael
• Larkspur man, 19, charged with robbing Corte Madera teen
• Corte Madera medical pot dispensary to stay open until 2014
• Body found in Novato park-and-ride lot identified
• Memorial planned for longtime Drake counselor Barbara McCune
• College of Marin offers students deferred payment plan
• Fire damages San Rafael apartment
• San Rafael tree vandal case delayed
• San Rafael tree vandal suspect seeks criminal defense attorney
• County: $68 million needed to improve, rebuild Marin fire stations
• Desalination still on back burner for Marin after votes
• Corte Madera to launch coupon program for local businesses
• Novato seeks court order over blighted home
• City hopes sign designs will help build a brand for Novato
• Man found dead in Novato park and ride lot; foul play ruled out
• Car hits tree, flips on Miller Avenue in Mill Valley
• Student of the week for Nov. 29, 2010
• State emergency medical agency to honor Marin workers
• Marin s small businesses hoping for a holiday miracle
• Volunteer of the week for Nov. 27, 2010
• George's Nightclub may reopen as soon as Wednesday
• Temporary San Rafael homeless shelter closes as weather warms
• Community Map: 2010 holiday lights around Marin County
• Novato traffic stop leads to child endangerment arrest
• Officials to celebrate completion of San Rafael freeway work
• Marin City man pleads guilty in home invasion shooting
• Shoppers battle cold and lines to find Black Friday deals in Marin
• In 'slacklining,' Redwood High grad finds his passion
• Kentfield woman hopes Being Adept reduces youth binge drinking
• Driver pleads guilty in San Rafael crosswalk collision
• Mill Valley's Scout Hall receives big fundraising boost
• Movers & Shakers: Greenbrae man tapped as solar firm's CFO
• Diners pack St. Vincent's for Thanksgiving lunch
• Novato man arrested for backing up into officer to avoid DUI checkpoint
• San Rafael fire damages Victorian mansion, displaces residents
• In 'slacklining,' Redwood High grad finds his passion
• San Rafael's Heart Health Institute helps heart patients get on a healthier path
• Mill Valley lawyer sues Jerry Rice company over fees
• Homeless find haven from cold on the floor at St. Vincent de Paul's dining hall
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Doctor, fired after comments to IJ about Sutter, sues former employer
• Final Marin ballot count confirms election night results
• Services scheduled for Mario Ghilotti, San Rafael road construction leader
• Firefighters urge cooking caution on Thanksgiving
• Marin Healthcare District will operate West Marin Medical Center
• What's open, what's closed on Thanksgiving
• Ross Valley schools appoint Bauer to board
• San Rafael man jailed after Civic Center evacuation
• Mill Valley church hands out more than 1,000 turkeys in San Rafael, Marin City
• Leader of Marin's 'Family' paroled 400 miles away at request of victim
• Giant teddy bear stolen in broad daylight in San Anselmo
• Ross bridge reopening delayed
• Mill Valley woman sentenced for crash with cyclist
• In Marin and elsewhere, Black Friday starts Thursday this year
• Community Map: Black Friday shopping 2010
• Marin construction leader Mario Ghilotti dies at 87
• Marin water board member to pay $5,000 penalty in hit-piece controversy
• Marin water board member to pay $5,000 penalty in hit-piece controversy
• Foundation grants $75,000 to Marin Economic Forum
• More people hitting the road for the holidays; snow possible on Mt. Tam
• Marin DA declines to charge mother in baby's death
• Coast Guard honors Novato survivor of Pearl Harbor
• Novato schools reap Thanksgiving harvest for local shelters
• Foundation grants $75,000 to Marin Economic Forum
• Wickham retires after 37 years with Mill Valley police
• Golden Gate Bridge has new engineer
• Man injured in Corte Madera hotel room fire
• Arraignment in San Quentin murder case delayed again
• Burglars break in to 37 cars in San Anselmo
• Burglars break in to 37 cars in San Anselmo
• Land trust has kept Marin's farms in business for 30 years
• Land trust has kept Marin's farms in business for 30 years
• Larkspur's MacIntosh Pipe Band to perform in Mexico
• Redwood sees opportunity in commercial real estate
• Redwood sees opportunity in commercial real estate
• Mill Valley-based Redwood Trust seeks role shaping national financial policy
• Mill Valley-based Redwood Trust seeks role shaping national financial policy
• Student of the week for Nov. 22, 2010
• Larkspur council to vote Dec. 1 on corporation yard site
• Fire damages newly reopened George's Nightclub in San Rafael
• Fire damages newly reopened George's Nightclub in San Rafael
• Marin pension official dismisses fiscal warning
• Stanford analysis finds Marin pension finances 'worse than average'
• Reports: Black bear rumbling around West Marin
• We had a great CIG meeting today. Sonja Jensen spoke about the new FamilySearch.org website and the many new features. Her presentation will be available soon on our website in the handout section. Check out the FamilySearch.org website. The link i
• Marin homeowners get big tax breaks on appeal
• Novato Christmas tree lot marks end of an era
• Novato Christmas tree lot marks end of an era
• Stanford analysis finds Marin pension finances 'worse than average'
• Stanford analysis finds Marin pension finances 'worse than average'
• Marin's unemployment rate falls, remains lowest in state
• Volunteer of the week for Nov. 20, 2010
• Deal reached to keep Boardwalk Market open
• Clipper ferry fares to increase Jan. 1
• Robbers use pepper spray as Corte Madera consignment store is robbed
• Point Reyes Bird Observatory launches annual bird count
• Marin's unemployment rate falls, remains lowest in state
• Deal reached to keep Boardwalk Market open in Tiburon
• Inmate's murder arraignment awaits defense counsel in Novato crosswalk killer case
• October home sales plunge in Marin
• Corte Madera approves moratorium on medical pot dispensaries
• Infineon launches solar project with Panasonic
• Movers & Shakers: Hispanic Chamber honors local merchants
• Wife: Sausalito man not aboard his plane that crashed in Florida
• Corte Madera resident Kitty Prosser still volunteering at 88
• Autodesk's revenue and profits rise in the third quarter
• Water district looks to crack down on Marin water wasters
• Infineon launches solar project with Panasonic
• Committee gives OK to 10 percent ferry fare hike
• FAQ: Article comment how-tos and tips
• Movers & Shakers: Hispanic Chamber honors local merchants
• To our readers: IJ moving to new reader commenting system
• October home sales plunge in Marin
• Marin joins suit against Overstock.com
• Leader of Lucas Valley's 'Family' to be released next week
• New online advocacy group tackles Marin children's issues
• 'Daddy I Do' screening at Lark Theater will be Dec. 8 only
• State child care cuts postponed till Jan. 1
• Fairfax girls shine in robot competition
• Inmate accused in San Quentin killing set to appear in court
• Mistrial declared in ex-Tam coach sex abuse case
• Novato High suspect pleads guilty in September fatal crash
• George Lucas' demolition of decaying landmark will aid music store
• Former Redwood High running coach released from hospital after cycling crash
• San Rafael man arrested in child sexual abuse case
• Field renamed in memory of Mill Valley soccer players
• San Rafael to use more than $300,000 in state funds for traffic enforcement
• Jury reports deadlock in Tam High coach molest case
• Mercury spill prompts heavy response in Novato
• George Lucas' demolition of decaying landmark will aid music store
• Former Redwood High running coach released from hospital after cycling crash
• Crab season under way Tuesday
• Monday heat cracks November records
• Crab season under way Tuesday
• Former Redwood running coach severely injured in bicycle crash
• Monday heat cracks November records
• 'Softie' crabs delay Dungeness season
• Marin student bus pass subsidy skyrockets
• Former Redwood running coach severely injured in bicycle crash
• Man sought in second Tiburon car chase in two weeks
• San Francisco company buys Ross Valley Swim & Tennis Club
• Lark Theater board apologizes to teen sex documentary filmmaker
• Man sought in second Tiburon car chase in two weeks
• Marin student bus pass subsidy skyrockets
• 'Softie' crabs delay Dungeness season
• Twin Cities police arrest 3 for catalytic converter thefts
• SMART plan faces problems in Marin
• Marin Healthcare District boots Sutter doctors from offices
• Student of the week for Nov. 15, 2010
• In Belvedere, police dummy keeps drivers honest
• Larkspur nonprofit serving brain injury survivors celebrates 25th anniversary
• In Belvedere, police dummy keeps drivers honest
• Budget woes cap salaries at Marin Civic Center
• Budget woes cap salaries at Marin Civic Center
• Frank Larsen, Pearl Harbor survivor, dies at 92
• Assault case dropped against Mill Valley woman
• West Marin fish viewing area opens
• West Marin fish viewing area opens
• In San Rafael, 'exploding' escargot ignite saucy lawsuit
• San Rafael Canal dredging project delayed for budget reasons
• Former Tam High coach's sex trial goes to jury
• Former Tam High coach's sex trial goes to jury
• In San Rafael, 'exploding' escargot ignite saucy lawsuit
• Abundant collisions bog down Marin commute
• Volunteer of the week for Nov. 13, 2010
• Thirteen cited in contractor sting in San Rafael
• Marin election count continues with one measure at issue
• Fire causes minor damage at San Rafael pawn shop
• County of Marin reorganizes fiscal offices
• New salmon grant aids San Geronimo landowners
• 10th Annual Marin County Turkey Trot
• 10th Annual Tamalpa Turkey Trot
• Wanted parolee eludes San Rafael manhunt
• Movers & Shakers: Belvedere children's book publisher receives award
• County of Marin reorganizes fiscal offices
• Marin Humane Society expels two board members amid controversy over executive director
• Marin City man jailed on stalking allegation
• Veterans honored at events throughout Marin
• Two Marin forums on teen mental health scheduled
• San Rafael's Italian Street Painting Festival postponed until 2012
• Lark Theater pulls its support of documentary on teen sex
• Shares fall at Novato's Sonic Solutions after losses widen
• Tiburon grocery store to close for several months after deal collapses
• Trails around Phoenix Lake to reopen Friday
• Movers & Shakers: Belvedere children's book publisher receives award
• Mill Valley physician to be honored by epilepsy group
• New salmon grant aids San Geronimo landowners
• State opens bids for start of new death row project
• Tuskegee Airmen fought two battles during World War II
• Tiburon grocery store to close for several months after deal collapses
• Golden Gate Ferry backs off on big fare increase
• SMART delays decision on rail cars
• Four gang affiliates guilty in Novato weapons case
• San Rafael businesses receive facelifts through Wells Fargo program
• San Rafael planners recommend Target approval
• Marin joins lawsuit on student mental health funding
• 'It's crazy': Mill Valley man denies counterfeiting claim
• Marin Headlands fire station set to close for good
• Jury denies Ross merchants in flood lawsuit
• Mother accused of smothering baby at San Rafael shelter
• San Rafael businesses receive facelifts through Wells Fargo program
• Leno energy hearing draws litany of complaints about PG&E tactics
• San Rafael planners recommend Target approval
• Jury denies Ross merchants in flood lawsuit
• Trails around Phoenix Lake to reopen Friday
• Novato woman charged with beating mother, 76
• New College of Marin group gives veterans a chance to connect
• Shares fall at Novato's Sonic Solutions after losses widen
• Marin County: SMART plan needs financial review
• Bike thefts increase in San Anselmo in September and October
• Pumpkins fly near Mill Valley as students compete in physics contest
• County revises Homestead Valley sidewalk plan but opposition remains
• Proposed PG&E billing change puts pressure on Marin Energy Authority
• Suspects sought after escaping from cops
• Mill Valley man arrested after chase
• Memorial service planned for San Rafael foreign student
• San Rafael man accused of raping roommate
• Novato bystander hunts down Girl Scout looter
• Marin real estate faces long recovery, expert says
• Novato's Willis Lease reports lower earnings
• Tamalpais Valley men arrested in counterfeiting case
• Hamilton wetlands work to resume in Novato
• San Anselmo chamber opposes proposed San Rafael Target store
• Police searching for suspects in Marin burglaries, car thefts
• Several events to recognize veterans in Marin this week
• Student of the week for Nov. 8, 2010
• Marin City to honor Tuskegee Airmen on Veterans Day
• Novato shopkeeper receives new lease on life
• Off-duty county firefighter saves 2 crabbers at Rodeo Beach
• Holiday food drives kick off in Marin
• San Rafael foreign student killed, 6 injured on Disneyland field trip
• Mill Valley man arrested after chase
• Fire destroys Marinwood garage but house is saved
• Memorial service planned for San Rafael foreign student
• Proposed PG&E billing change puts pressure on Marin Energy Authority
• Mystery surrounds San Quentin execution drug
• Mom-and-pop stores around state give Target mixed reviews
• San Rafael Target debate heats up ahead of Planning Commission hearing
• Dominican foreign student killed, 6 injured on Disneyland field trip
• Marin Snapshot: County's new 34-year-old deputy fire chief
• Former Mill Valley mayor, Republican voice, dies at 89
• Marin Headland's Conzelman Road reopens
• They save lives, and only want a belly rub in return
• Marin Headland's Conzelman Road re-opens
• Former Mill Valley mayor, Republican voice, dies at 89
• SMART train to skip downtown San Rafael and Larkspur Ferry Terminal
• Lib at Large: 15-year-old Mill Valley rock star in training
• Marin real estate job losses continued into this year, data show
• Volunteer of the week for Nov. 6, 2010
• Ross Valley Sanitary District seeks applicants to replace board member
• Accused coach testifies in Tam High sex trial
• Tiburon Boulevard closed because of gas leak
• Accused coach testifies in Tam High sex trial
• Drivers again have two lanes from I-580 to northbound Highway 101
• Ross Valley Sanitary District seeks applicants to replace board member
• Novato museum may close for lack of funds
• Marin's state parks likely to see continued cuts this year after Prop. 21 failure
• Lib at Large: 15-year-old Mill Valley rock star in training
• Stock market losses kill Marin pension bonus bid
• Marin sues state over San Quentin death row plan
• Ross council postpones hearing on homeless shelter
• Movers & Shakers: Hennessy Funds recognized
• Novato motorcyclist injured in collision with deer
• Workers sift through mountain of Marin ballots
• Marin real estate job losses continued into this year, data show
• Insured home deliveries of medical marijuana in Marin begin next week
• Tiburon Boulevard closed because of gas leak
• Marin supervisors salute retiring veterans chief
• Mill Valley man wins dismissal in Sausalito burglary case
• Ross council postpones hearing on homeless shelter
• Member who helped remake Ross Valley Sanitary District board resigns
• Novato playgrounds still closed as schools replace equipment
• San Rafael burglary inquiry widens
• Driver knocks down utility pole in Novato, causing second crash
• Workers sift through mountain of Marin ballots
• Movers & Shakers: Hennessy Funds recognized
• Report: Marin coroner/sheriff's office merger will save big bucks
• Leone, Weiner re-elected to Sausalito council
• Measure S leads Measure T as voters weigh in on desalination
• Stinson Beach spending measure passes; Kentfield measure leads
• Marin's Measure N fire tax falling short
• Huffman will head back to Assembly for a third term
• San Rafael council OK's updated massage ordinance
• Nine of 13 Marin paramedic taxes pass; at least 3 poised for failure
• Meeting set on controversial Mill Valley sidewalk
• Novato agrees to sales tax increase
• Stock market losses kill Marin pension bonus bid
• Clean sweep for MMWD incumbents
• Marin sues state over San Quentin death row plan
• Power restored in Kentfield after construction crew hits PG&E cable
• Incumbents win re-election to Marin Healthcare District board
• SMART details options for rail construction timeline
• Many Marin ballots still to be counted
• Richard Benson pulling ahead in race for county assessor
• San Rafael to explore plastic bag regulations
• Suspects plead guilty in Novato jewelry pinch
• Woolsey wins 10th term in Congress despite setbacks for Democrats nationally
• Marin approves auto registration tax to pay for transit programs
• Ross Valley approves $41 million school bond
• Marin bails out child care dropped by state
• Green candidate will avoid charges for crashing Dominican debate
• A title at last: Marin fans celebrate Giants' World Series championship (with video)
• Dominican program brings generations together
• Marin voters poke pot law
• San Rafael businesses receive face-lifts through Wells Fargo program
• Marin residents give express lanes a mixed response in survey
• Another mountain lion spotted in San Anselmo on Sunday
• San Rafael bookstore to donate rare signed history of Folsom State Prison
• County of Marin to honor volunteers
• Student of the week for Nov. 1, 2010
• County: Ross Valley Sanitary District spending more than other districts
• Tiburon camera software to go live
• Thousands raised for charity in skateboard event
• Water leak cuts service to 100 Mill Valley customers
• Winter 'Spare the Air' begins, no wood burning on some nights
• Assessor race pits county manager against employee
• Heavy politicking arrives in Sausalito council race
• Measure A would buy new classrooms for Ross Valley
• Tea Party look-alike is one of three candidates challenging Woolsey for 10th term
• Huffman's Republican challenger claims he neglected state's biggest problems
• Despite rain, trick-or-treaters flock to San Rafael
• County of Marin drug prevention tab set at $5 million
• Marin voters face pocketbook measures at polls
• Winter burn rules start for Marin, Bay Area on Monday
• Marin snapshot: Novato woman in sixth decade as poll worker
• World Series: San Rafael family goes the distance to watch Giants in Texas
• Novato's Measure F would raise tax, restore city services
• Hike of $10 in vehicle license fee would go to transportation
• Measures S and T will decide future of desalination
• Marin Healthcare District board incumbents face two challengers
• Marin voters to consider paramedic tax increases
• Last-minute dollars flow into desalination measures
• Marin panel explores the dangers of teen 'sexting'
• San Rafael chamber board to support Target store
• Mill Valley's McDonald a part of the Giants team
• Ceremony to commemorate Mt. Tam train
• Sausalito police chief bids farewell to city
• Mill Valley schools chief Ken Benny to retire
• Suspect arrested in thwarted San Rafael burglary
• Tomales man arrested on attempted murder allegations
• Novato man uses elaborate sign display to look for work
• Volunteer of the week for Oct. 30, 2010
• Burglar tries to break into occupied San Rafael home
• Marin businesses cash in on World Series excitement
• Marin panel explores the dangers of teen 'sexting'
• Sons of late Marin rock impresario Graham sue estate executor
• Two more mountain lions spotted in San Anselmo on Friday morning
• San Rafael carjacking suspects sought
• San Rafael postpones action on massage law
• Seminar planned in Novato for strapped homeowners
• San Anselmo man held after sculpture burned at Bioneers event
• San Rafael names interim city manager
• Joe Shumate, political consultant from Sausalito, dies at 69
• After crash, Novato mulls keeping students on campus
• Marin Voice: Whitman maid uproar shows flaw in immigration system
• San Rafael man accused of threatening witness with gun
• Drunken driver arrested for hit-run after fleeing San Rafael crash
• Muir Woods tour program raises county transit concern
• Former Marin resident who went missing in Mexico found murdered
• Cal Park Tunnel opening set for November
• Buck begins construction of stem cell research building in Novato
• Novato building evacuated as firefighters check out unfounded report of smoke
• Son of Novato man slain in Costa Rica establishes reward for arrest
• Student of the week for Oct. 18, 2010
• After 100 years in Marin, Boy Scout tradition lives on
• Cordell Bank expedition shows sea floor off Marin is healthy
• Suspect denies guilt in San Rafael apartment burglary
• San Rafael weighing changes to massage ordinance
• Marin law enforcement officials disagree with local supporters of Prop. 19
• Novato red tape consultant cuts new county deal
• New West Marin medical marijuana business strives for legitimacy
• About six swimmers rescued due to cold conditions at Tiburon Mile swim
• Marin City man arrested for allegedly punching woman in face, taking car keys
• New West Marin medical marijuana business strives for legitimacy
• Novato man jailed after knife display at restaurant
• San Rafael police arrest duo after interrupted burglary
• Sausalito police arrest pair in vehicle theft, pot case
• Pension system audit raises concern in San Rafael
• Giants fans in San Anselmo take extra care with Lincecum's bracelet
• Renovated Dominican University mansion reopens after 21 years
• Judge affirms decision against county on Novato landfill expansion EIR
• Historian finds county's past in West Marin's ranches
• BART selects contractor to begin line from Bay Point to Antioch
• Novato traffic stop yields 11 pounds of pot
• Decision awaited on preschool in Mill Valley
• Marin forums provide help in wake of teen suicides
• Well-designed homes and tasty burgers
• Police Log
• Public servant passes
• Students injured on new play structures at elementary schools
• News Briefs
• City poised to sell theater for $50,000
• Novatans volunteer around the globe
• Marin deputy sheriff wins seat on pension board
• Candidates for Congress clash over tax cuts, health care, campaign finance law
• After 54 years, America is officially home for Mill Valley woman
• State budget targets child care for low-income Marin moms
• Novato activist's return is business as usual
• San Rafael driver gets jail term for police pursuit
• Redwood students to hold clothing swap Sunday
• San Anselmo council backs off plan to ban PG&E's smart meters
• Bank of Marin opens Santa Rosa office
• Movers & Shakers: Goodman Marketing receives ECHO Award
• SMART looks at Japanese company for $60 million worth of rail cars
• Mill Valley photographer wins amateur contest
• Marin County labor pact curbs pay, closes overtime loophole
• Monday is deadline to register to vote
• Marin pension board rebuffs county 'straight face test' plea
• Sausalito organizers help those with challenges experience Mother Nature
• San Rafael man, 38, sentenced for sex with girl
• Well-designed homes and tasty burgers
• Learning to co-exist
• Police Log
• Novato in Brief
• Public servant passes
• Lutheran school wins round in bid to expand
• Students injured on new play structures at elementary schools
• D.A. won’t prosecute activist
• News Briefs
• Protesters demand criminal probe of Marin divorce court
• City poised to sell theater for $50,000
• Schools urge vigilance in wake of suicides
• Novatans volunteer around the globe
• 'People are really mad': Debate gets San Rafael abuzz with politics
• Green Party candidate Laura Wells arrested outside Dominican debate
• Novato firm scores Department of Defense grant to test for diseases
• In San Rafael debate, Brown and Whitman duel over public pensions
• Rates zoom as Marin cashes in on 'green garbage' program
• Sale of Novato Theater raises hopes for downtown
• New Marin initiative targets older volunteers
• Marin high fire danger alert issued
• San Rafael pet supply company launches recycling partnership with Walmart
• Second youth suicide devastates San Rafael
• Pakistani novelist urges Marin School writers to 'explore'
• Governor debate: Substance or more mudslinging?
• San Rafael robbery suspect arrested after police swarm building
• Sutter grants support insurance, health program
• Sausalito wreck critically injures Greenbrae man
• Work continues to bring back eco-function at Muir Beach
• Critics: Marin taxpayers taking bath for county hike in the woods
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates second Marin house in San Rafael
• State budget targets child care for low-income Marin moms
• Plant sale, open farm celebration is Oct. 23
• Historian to talk about ranching in Marin
• Radar trailer heading to Lomita Drive
• Zoning officials to consider house plans
• Private Marin City school celebrates 10 years
• Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow trail tab skyrockets
• Gubernatorial debate moderator Brokaw reflects on state politics
• Dominican revs up for gubernatorial candidates' debate
• Learning to co-exist
• Novato in Brief
• Lutheran school wins round in bid to expand
• D.A. won’t prosecute activist
• High school hosting pumpkin patch
• Author to speak at democracy conference
• Healing workshop to help victims of abuse
• School board poised to seat new member
• City Council to ponder recreation facility deal
• Pension board agenda includes finance audit
• Board to discuss trail linking two preserves
• Commission to discuss labor advisory panel
• Dixie board to weigh restoring furloughs
• Fire board to approve two firefighter salaries
• School board hearings to focus on supplies
• School board to review budget, bond issues
• Learning to co-exist
• Public works panel to discuss projects
• Novato in Brief
• Town attorney plans 'smart meter' update
• Lutheran school wins round in bid to expand
• D.A. won’t prosecute activist
• Out-of-work residents turn to volunteer service
• Measure N would raise fire tax in West Marin
• Library policy change on commission agenda
• Board of Education to weigh fund limits
• San Rafael 'balldude' has the best seat at AT&T Park
• Mental health services secure new contracts
• DA charges former San Rafael aide over contact with girl
• Marin Energy Authority OKs charging stations, energy rebates
• Trio arrested in San Rafael burglary
• Sutter Health wants arbitration with Marin General Hospital
• Novato Sanitary veteran Arthur Knutson dies at 84
• Street closures OK'd for Oct. 24 festival
• Pedestrian warning systems installed
• Nonprofit agency plans class on life insurance
• Learning to co-exist
• Forum scheduled on green building rules
• Novato in Brief
• 'Lebensborn' author to discuss her book
• Lutheran school wins round in bid to expand
• Docent plans talk on 20th-century artists
• D.A. won’t prosecute activist
• Contract approved for paramedic director
• Candidates in 6th Assembly District disagree on best approach to job creation
• Marin revises contract with Humane Society
• State budget largely spares Marin County - for now
• Giants fever hits Marin
• Moore tapped as fire chief in Mill Valley
• Stars orbit Mill Valley for 33rd film festival
• Fairfax adopts 45-day moratorium on marijuana dispensaries
• Marin County's hotel tax to double
• Politics plays out in Sausalito as three battle for two seats on council
• Marin officials: state budget better than expected
• San Rafael crash injures 5
• Marin nonprofit aide sentenced for molesting clients
• Reed PTA plans to kick off book festival
• Kids across Marin hit the pavement to get to school
• Suspect arrested in shooting of San Rafael boy
• Larkspur eucalyptus trees that were subject of lawsuit coming down
• Trio accused of looting Marin homes for sale
• Abuse suspect in Olema case arrested at airport
• Blue Angels viewing spots in Marin limited by road work
• M. Peter Heilbrun, Sausalito brain expert, dies at 73
• School foundation to host golf tournament
• State librarian emeritus to read from his book
• Gift shop converted into display of artifacts
• Suspect pleads guilty in stabbing at San Rafael marina
• Movers & Shakers: Bank of Marin executive joins board of workforce housing group
• Plans afoot for electric vehicle charging stations in Marin
• Planned ferry fare and schedule changes unpopular among riders
• No charges filed against Novato immigration activist
• Tiburon moving forward with new rec building
• M. Peter Heilbrun, Sausalito brain expert, dies at 73
• Marin County bond deal increases debt for public safety complex
• Marin housing trust fund adds $100,000 from Bank of Marin
• Novato man missing in Fort Bragg
• Tiburon center plans 'Discovery Day'
• Cruising club plans Five 4 Five Marin benefit
• Author to discuss book on urban farming
• Discussion planned on state budget choices
• San Ramon students run, walk at event
• Fire district receives grants for $164,404
• Library board to discuss centennial celebration
• Learning to co-exist
• Board to review facilities modernization
• Novato in Brief
• School board to OK bids for portable classrooms
• Lutheran school wins round in bid to expand
• Kaiser offers flu shots to members this month
• D.A. won’t prosecute activist
• Rip City Riders raise money for Hospice
• Lawyer: McNears tree lawsuit 'a waste'
• Novato schools agree to playground improvements
• Marin supervisors explore possibility of permitting medical pot dispensaries
• Police and Safety neww
• Top manager faces employee in Marin assessor race
• Truck sparks 1-acre Hanna Ranch fire
• DA: McNears eucalyptus tree vandalism a felony
• News Briefs
• Mill Valley to consider tighter smoking rules
• County considers affordable housing quotas
• Ex-boyfriend charged in San Rafael stalking case
• Near-record temps
• Kentfield woman killed in crash might have been texting
• Felony DUI charges for teen driver
• Terra Linda HS grad deploys to Okinawa as Marine with specialized training
• Novato Theater sale near?
• Rash of injuries follows Novato playground installation
• Novato’s ‘lifeline’ to grow
• Learn more about Villa Gamberaia, gardens
• ‘Rent’ inspires teen to fight AIDS
• Kol Shofar talk to focus on Mideast conflict
• Colleagues name Greenbrae park after Supervisor Brown
• SingersMarin offers classes for children
• Park Service to host meetings on Point Reyes oyster farm
• Three Marin supervisors: legalize marijuana
• San Rafael selects firm to recruit new city manager
• Marin will throw the book at San Rafael tree vandal suspect
• Family commissioner from Novato named Buck trustee
• Mill Valley council tackles panhandling
• Town meeting planned on hazard mitigation
• Photojournalist to tell how to improve
• Benefit dinner to help those with special needs
• Fundraiser ride for horse group is Oct. 9
• Hospice By The Bay offers grief support
• Free creative writing workshop offered
• Seat vacant on county Aviation Commission
• Contract approved to fight youth drug abuse
• Ecohome Improvement to host talk on products
• Novato merchants find Whole Foods alone won't solve downtown's problems
• Novato merchants hope changes will revive downtown
• DA: McNears eucalyptus tree vandalism a felony
• Measures to hike car tax by $28 would fill potholes, pay for buses, parks
• Three Marin healthcare board incumbents face two challengers
• MMWD seeks to establish group to help Mount Tamalpais
• Landmarks Society to host fundraiser
• Discussion to focus on teen 'sexting'
• Former labor secretary to discuss new book
• Town to approve deal for tennis court project
• Council to weigh plan for after-school site
• Wastewater expansion on agenda for board
• Officials will discuss water recycling deal
• Town to approve deal for tennis court project
• Council to weigh plan for after-school site
• Town Council poised to approve final budget
• City Council to discuss measures on ballot
• Panhandling issues on council's agenda
• Police council to weigh erosion expenditure
• Dueling over desal with two ballot measures
• Sausalito hotel, restaurant square off
• Marin Women's Hall of Fame opens dialogue with younger generation
• Watershed moment for MMWD as four of five seats up
• West Marin organic farmers receive advice on labor laws
• Recycling vigilante's escapade in San Rafael lands 2 in jail
• Physician to speak on health equity
• Marin YMCA offering flu clinic on Oct. 11
• Board to hear program on equity project
• Neighborhood to host farmers market
• Fire district's annual open house is Sunday
• 2-story house proposed on Laurel Way lot
• Concert, auction to help ailing 3-year-old girl
• Tennis pros play San Quentin prisoners in special match
• San Rafael chamber delays decision on Target store
• Marin History Museum lays off staffers amid funding shortfall
• Marin farmers seek path through web of labor laws
• Lane closures ahead on Sir Francis Drake through Ross
• Novato Taxi owner takes privacy case to court
• Former Mill Valley man, 24, remembered as adventurer
• Marin supervisors keep cap on 'tier three' retirement benefits
• Novato Theater sale near?
• Novato’s ‘lifeline’ to grow
• ‘Rent’ inspires teen to fight AIDS
• Marin child care centers, health clinics feel pinch from budget impasse
• A pilgrimage into the past on Angel Island
• Women's club sets up blood drive Wednesday
• Bioneers group plans another event
• Forum set to educate parents on prevention
• 'Excellent' fall festival scheduled as fundraiser
• Summerfest to benefit schools on Saturday
• Learn what to do in an emergency at class
• Police and Safety neww
• Commission schedules First Tuesday Artwalk
• Truck sparks 1-acre Hanna Ranch fire
• Redwood High honors teams of the past
• News Briefs
• S.F. Yacht Club plans benefit regatta
• County considers affordable housing quotas
• Housing Authority wins $655,000 grant
• Near-record temps
• Supervisors OK rate increase for clinic fees
• Felony DUI charges for teen driver
• Sacks Properties buys 32-unit complex
• County gets award for Cal Park Hill Tunnel project
• After seven years, George's nightclub revived in downtown San Rafael
• Driver killed in Sausalito rollover wreck
• Fairfax awaits verdict in landowner dispute
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael investment manager tapped for county finance committee
• Bernal tapped as police chief in Mill Valley
• Driver ID'd in fatal Sausalito crash
• Dave Allen: With her career in the public eye still blossoming, Kournikova excited about Marin visit
• Census: Marin women's wages declining
• Armed San Rafael woman arrested at court
• One teen stabbed, one jailed, in Terra Linda gang fight
• Sing-a-long to musicals at Presbyterian Church
• DUI, driver's license checkpoint is Thursday
• School to host wine pairing dinner
• Town Council votes to abandon strip of land
• Flu shot clinic set for Monday at center
• Free program offered on estate planning
• Marin County spends $5.3 million on salmon plan
• California calls off San Quentin execution after court setbacks
• Scammer sentenced for impersonating Mill Valley lawyer
• Lyford Cove group plans fall social dinner
• Police and Safety neww
• Two arrests, 29 tickets in police checkpoint
• Truck sparks 1-acre Hanna Ranch fire
• Unity in Marin to host annual festival
• News Briefs
• Annual roadside cleanup is Saturday
• County considers affordable housing quotas
• Free program to focus on cancer prevention
• Near-record temps
• Nonprofit to have youth concert fundraiser
• Felony DUI charges for teen driver
• Sustainable Fairfax to mark 11th anniversary
• Novato Theater sale near?
• Golfers pledge to donate 20 Apple iPads
• Novato’s ‘lifeline’ to grow
• Report gives Marin high marks for children's health
• ‘Rent’ inspires teen to fight AIDS
• County gets award for Cal Park Hill Tunnel project
• State asks appeals court to OK San Quentin execution
• San Anselmo hires new town librarian
• Novato school celebrates Miwok harvest feast
• Sonoma activist riles Marin supervisors
• Marin feels the heat as temperatures remain high
• Prominent Tiburon Realtor dead in apparent suicide
• Tentative ruling puts Marin supervisors in hot seat on Redwood Landfill expansion
• County approves San Rafael quarry permit
• German beer, music at downtown Oktoberfest
• Artists see opportunity in vacant storefronts in Mill Valley, San Rafael
• Open Secret benefit for Pakistan flood victims
• PG&E to offer session on SmartMeters
• Ross Valley holds campus tours to show need for bond
• Give blood at Dance Palace drive
• Execution drama unfolds in California
• Workshop on college application process
• Election 2010 forums and events
• Council honors Nickel for parade efforts
• Crime News
• Hay rides, mazes at annual pumpkin patch
• Novato woman busted for marijuana sales
• 'Food Heroes' author to appear at book signing
• Leaky, old sewage pipes net fines
• A evening of music and spoken word
• Prison time for bizarre drive-by shooting
• Visitors bureau offers forum on tourism
• Man who turns back to council arrested
• Sausalito woman appointed to SF bench
• Crash claims teen’s life
• State law targeting repeat drunken drivers to take effect in 2012
• Golden Gate National Recreation Area names new boss
• Garbage rates hiked 15.5 percent in five Southern Marin neighborhoods
• Governor delays execution to allow review of appeals
• Jury deadlocks in San Rafael stabbing case
• San Rafael man gets jail in fraud case
• High school students win academic honors
• Gulf cleanup benefit scheduled for Oct. 10
• Recycler offers dropoff for electronic waste
• Activists will discuss South American issues
• Children's advocacy sets benefit for Oct. 8
• November elections the focus of Tea Party rally in Marin
• Larkspur sets public forum on tightening smoking rules
• Homestead Valley residents in Mill Valley split over sidewalk
• Marin residents concerned about gas pipelines in their neighborhoods
• Kentfield man is the official beekeper for Google, which uses honey in dishes in its gourmet kitchen
• Plan tightens rules for San Rafael quarry; proposals go to supervisors
• Tennis pioneer: Forty years after she helped established the pro women's tennis tour, Billie Je
• Teens in Friday car crash cut school at Novato High
• Kentfield 'vision plan' prompts spirited debate
• Library's trivia night slated for Wednesday
• Marin School extends headmaster's tenure
• Prison time for bizarre drive-by shooting
• Man who turns back to council arrested
• Crash claims teen’s life
• Highway 101/580 freeway work due to be finished next month
• Terra Linda man pleads guilty to kidnap, robbery
• Incidence of Alzheimer's growing in Marin and worldwide
• Marin voters to consider paramedic tax increases in November
• Election 2010 forums and events
• Crime News
• Novato woman busted for marijuana sales
• Leaky, old sewage pipes net fines
• Children's book author will appear at library
• St. Vincent de Paul to celebrate 50th year
• Mail thefts reported on Greenfield Avenue
• Soroptimist group plans lobster sale
• Rancho School offers pre-lottery tour dates
• Fire safety class slated at community center
• 'Is It Dyslexia?' is topic of free seminar
• AARP seeks helpers for preparing tax returns
• Apply Family Works offers parenting class
• Teen driver delays plea in fatal Novato crash
• Early-morning San Anselmo house fire under investigation
• Migrating birds cause a stir at San Rafael brickyard
• Pot measure stokes Marin supervisors' debate
• Novato traffic management company purchased by German conglomerate
• Seven sightings of mountain lions in Marin reported since July
• Friends say goodbye to Novato teen killed in crash
• San Rafael's Sun Valley Market to reopen under new owners
• Charges filed on Golden Gate Transit embezzlement suspect
• Judge clears way for first state execution in nearly five years
• San Anselmo police warn about mail thefts
• San Rafael driver charged in collision with cyclist
• Parents accused of bringing kids to Marin City drug deal
• OxyContin dealer gets prison term for Terra Linda bust
• Coastal Cleanup Day reaches 26th year
• Fair to provide ways to prepare for disasters
• Sewer Band looks for new musicians
• Vendors sought to take part in craft show
• Terra Linda worker confirmed as murder victim
• Novato teen charged in crash that killed boy
• Volunteers to clean up beaches Saturday
• Mill Valley-Corte Madera bike route debated
• Fiscal policy adviser to discuss ballot measures
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael chamber adds two managers
• Doctors to meet with single-payer supporters
• College of Marin agrees to keep track intact
• Concert to benefit Canal's youth soccer
• Coast cleanup set for Marin on Saturday
• Workshop to explain building permit process
• County of Marin scales back health clinics
• Cheesemaker named to Sonoma-Marin Fair board
• Election 2010 forums and events
• Gardening author to promote Project Lunch
• Crime News
• College of Marin chooses San Jose leader as new president
• Novato woman busted for marijuana sales
• San Rafael cyclist gravely injured in hit-run
• Leaky, old sewage pipes net fines
• Park Service plans public meetings on Point Reyes oyster farm lease
• Prison time for bizarre drive-by shooting
• Man who turns back to council arrested
• Crash claims teen’s life
• Novato woman charged with multiple marijuana felonies, conspiracy
• Marin's cool summer gives way to warming fall
• Marin County attorneys' pay raised on split vote
• Prison time for bizarre drive-by shooting
• Official: San Quentin death chamber ready for use
• Man who turns back to council arrested
• Terra Linda worker presumed victim in Vallejo murder
• Crash claims teen’s life
• Housing policy debated by Marin board
• San Rafael ranks high among nation's most expensive markets for large homes
• College of Marin names new president
• Downed lines in San Anselmo ignite fire, cut power
• Learn Word software at library program
• School board to discuss academic performance
• City Council approves construction consultant
• Fashion show to benefit Community Services
• Trail ride, chili cookoff set for next month
• Council approves sewer rehabilitation contract
• Election 2010 forums and events
• Workshop on 'vision' for College Avenue
• Crime News
• Travel program on Egypt, Jordan at library
• Novato woman busted for marijuana sales
• Utility board to review investment policy
• Leaky, old sewage pipes net fines
• Tuscan theme to Meals of Marin benefit
• UC Extension offers employment workshop
• Gymnastics club plans spaghetti dinner
• Novato biotech firm granted $800,000 from Department of Defense
• Theater workshops offered by expert
• San Rafael council approves street closures for Dominican debate
• Embassy Suites site of conference
• Headlands fire station will be phased out
• PG&E releases list of high-risk natural gas segments: five in Marin
• Seven finalists vie for Buck Trust post
• Novato man arrested after gun sighting
• Marin IJ to close Novato press and print elsewhere
• Novato man arrested after gun sighting
• Threatened with lawsuit, Mill Valley builds wheelchair path for fall arts festival
• Motorcycle crash snarls traffic on Golden Gate Bridge
• Reward offered in unsolved Tiburon murder
• College of Marin considers dueling proposals for track
• Jilted girlfriend, triggerman plead guilty in Novato shooting
• Novato teen drunken driving suspect awaits juvenile hearing
• UC lecturer offers talk on Russian affairs
• Trail leads from Minnesota to Marin for wronged guitarist
• Demand remains high for courses at COM; enrollment up 4.4 percent
• Monitoring ocean changes: Crews leave from Marin to study marine life hotspots and the food web
• Bus shortage hits Reed school district; parents scramble to form carpools.
• Police warn of cougar sighting in San Anselmo
• San Rafael neighborhood group fighting to clean up yacht harbor
• Marin students named National Merit semifinalists
• Authorities investigate elaborate counterfeit, ID theft ring
• Jerry Garcia's Marin County house goes up for sale
• Golf: Branson grad Miller ties for 13th on Nationwide Tour
• San Anselmo seminary plans to build on-campus housing
• 23 Marin students named National Merit semifinalists
• Event benefits Marin school lunch programs
• Ross Valley Sanitary District defends its performance
• Personnel panel to consider job appeals
• New citizens sworn in on Angel Island
• Volunteers sought for Blackie's fair
• Workshop to provide Medicare information
• Dominican sisters to observe Day of Peace
• Curbside composting workshop planned
• Seniors for Peace to discuss the Mideast
• Slides, discussion set at Gray Panthers event
• James Franco added to Mill Valley Film Fest lineup
• COM to have films from Latino film festival
• Novato High student 'very critical' after crash
• LaTorre-Derby to retire
• Students’ scores up on state tests
• No charges for NSD in raid by feds
• Pension reformers back tax
• Capturing a dragon’s blood tree
• Environmentalists trying to buy marina
• Update: 15-year-old boy dies in crash on Novato Boulevard involving five teen boys
• San Rafael manager takes Walnut Creek job
• Students’ scores up on state tests
• No charges for NSD in raid by feds
• Pension reformers back tax
• Capturing a dragon’s blood tree
• Environmentalists trying to buy marina
• Novato woman arrested in pot clinic raids
• SMART discloses bidders on passenger train
• Novato Sanitary District fined for sewage spills
• Foundation seeks photo contest entries
• Breaking: Teen dies in crash Friday on Novato Boulevard
• Docent to give talk on de Young exhibit
• San Rafael manager takes Walnut Creek job
• Rogers Ranch tour offered by owner
• Marin jobless rate drops to 8.4 percent
• Redwood High honors distinguished alumni
• Novato porn suspect wants evidence suppressed
• Volunteers needed for Fall Arts Festival
• One dead, two suffer major injuries in Novato wreck
• COM superintendent search on agenda
• Attorneys in line for pay raises at Marin Civic Center
• Volunteers needed to help with Oktoberfest
• County awards grant to Buckelew
• Sutter set to begin flu vaccine clinics
• LaTorre-Derby to retire
• Dinner dedicated to Honduras group
• LaTorre-Derby to retire
• Town Council adopts green building guides
• Students’ scores up on state tests
• Town's new website set to go Sept. 20
• No charges for NSD in raid by feds
• Lions Club plans bingo event for Saturday
• Pension reformers back tax
• Police set up solar system for building
• Capturing a dragon’s blood tree
• Environmentalists trying to buy marina
• Marshall hops farm, brandy distillery face key hurdle
• Consulting cost soars for Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow trail
• Final traffic shift set for Saturday on Highway 101/580 project
• Roger Hooper, noted architect and conservationist, dies at 93
• Movers & Shakers: Discovery Museum names new board director
• August median home price, sales volume decline in Marin
• Marin plastic bag ban plan back on the table
• Highway 101 traffic snarled after Ignacio wrecks
• Novato adds accessible parking spaces to Grant Avenue
• SPAWN sues Marin County over coho salmon protection
• Women's group offers tea with guest speaker
• Arrest not caught on Novato council tape
• Utility board considers personnel sharing deal
• Marin youth nonprofit moves into bigger Montecito Plaza space
• Workshop on dowsing tools in business
• Huffman wants Schwarzenegger to ink oil spill prevention bill
• College of Marin marks Constitution Day
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Supervisors remember victims in San Bruno
• Public Safety News Brief
• Genealogical group to meet, offer workshops
• Novato in brief
• LaTorre-Derby to retire
• 300 attend quarry permit hearing
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Students’ scores up on state tests
• Former council member dies
• No charges for NSD in raid by feds
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Pension reformers back tax
• Elvis act connects with kids
• Capturing a dragon’s blood tree
• Design board to review remodel, deck proposal
• Environmentalists trying to buy marina
• Cheerleading clinic planned at Drake High
• Mill Valley School Board OKs design for $36 million school
• Find out about how to help foster children
• Anti-illegal immigrant activist arrested at Novato meeting
• School district board to hold special meeting
• Fire destroys Mill Valley home, kills two dogs and a bird
• Learn strategies for conflict resolution
• Panel jumps aboard 'Hal Brown Park' bandwagon
• Young anglers can learn fly-fishing basics
• San Anselmo to join Fairfax in 'smart meter' ban
• San Rafael man arrested for allegedly shooting gun
• Natural gas transmission lines run near Highway 101 in Marin
• Library offers course to master iTunes
• Explore city's history during walking tour
• Dixie School board to discuss API results
• Interviews for rooms in low-income housing
• District to review plan for school facilities
• TV crew quizzes Marin officials on use of Taser
• Board to hear student transfer appeals
• Marin supervisors rebuff call for 'smart meter' ban
• Our Lady of Loretto seeks festival sponsors
• Annette Bening, Edward Norton among stars to appear at Mill Valley Film Festival
• San Rafael's iconic Litchfield's sign is being brought back to life in $50,000 renovation
• Former Belvedere man loses bail bid in fraud case
• Marin County finance move boosts safety facility
• Fairfax tire slasher sentenced; new round of vandalism in town
• Former Marin resident missing in Mexico
• Gas prices in Marin and across state lower compared with a year ago
• Used car dealership to open at former Ford site in San Rafael
• Club to host celebration of U.N. day of peace
• Participants needed for fall parking lot sale
• Senior center to host beginning bridge class
• Workshop offered on Mt. Tam watershed
• 'Chi Gong' is topic of presentation on Sept. 21
• Literacy program marks 25th anniversary
• Senior Services plans annual dinner, dance
• Women's Hall of Fame accepting nominations
• Sausalito man booked after allegedly stabbing ex-boss
• Marin man finds new path on beaches of Brazil
• Stage set for San Rafael quarry permit battle; county has 173 conditions
• REINDEER MAN CHANGES HORSES DOWNSTREAM Dr. Elmo of "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" infamy rel
• San Rafael man a graffiti vigilante: Neighbors worry painting over vandalism may be damaging the abs
• Early-morning fire damages homes and garage in Fairfax
• Planners pan Paradise Cay project in Tiburon
• Benefit concert, auction to help Inverness burn victim
• Despite soaring state test scores, schools dogged by federal standards
• Novato man shot dead on vacation in Costa Rica
• Smart meters on council's agenda
• Canal Community Garden under review
• Council to select sites for disabled parking
• Sanitary board to hear about EPA investigation
• Fire board to consider master fee schedule
• Council to hear about improvement projects
• School board looks at modernization plans
• Refinancing bonds on district board's agenda
• Unaudited actuals on school board agenda
• City Council to review denial of heritage tree
• School board to hear insurance programs
• Golden Gate Transit bus cuts hit Marin on Monday
• Kids receive new bicycles
• Council to discuss campaign finance
• School district to receive state award
• Town Council to weigh brief street closures
• Former council member dies
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Elvis act connects with kids
• San Rafael stabbing case nears trial
• Marin firefighters will go 'back to school' on gas leak responses
• New members sought for SingersMarin
• Cities, county declare prostate cancer month
• Ross man recalls New York air patrol mission after 9/11
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Public Safety News Brief
• Novato in brief
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Radio host Morgan to speak at luncheon
• Lawsuit over Drake's Cove in Larkspur goes to appeal
• Author discusses lives of terrorists at event
• Fiorina in Mill Valley: suspend greenhouse gas legislation
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Public Safety News Brief
• Novato in brief
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Former council member dies
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Elvis act connects with kids
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Novato schools superintendent to retire in 2011
• Public Safety News Brief
• San Rafael business robbed by gunman
• Novato in brief
• Sausalito burglar sentenced to prison
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Parade entry open for Country Fair Day
• Former council member dies
• Reception on Friday for teen art exhibit
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Connect with council on lawn at Town Hall
• Elvis act connects with kids
• Economic development on agenda for meeting
• Marin receives more than $10 million in security funds since 9/11
• Curbside composting workshop Thursday
• Pool party on Friday at McNears park
• Learn how to be ready for emergencies
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Live music, games on tap for barbecue
• Public Safety News Brief
• Indulge in chamber music at free concert
• Novato in brief
• Hospice by the Bay secures rental car deal
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Footpath network project advances
• Former council member dies
• COM's summer swim program gets extension
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Marin Clean Energy opt-out ends Friday
• Elvis act connects with kids
• Marin Sanitary to unveil retooled website
• Two Petaluma cross country runners injured in crosswalk crash
• Anti-Muslim acts nationwide raise local concerns in Marin
• Movers & Shakers: New director at Coastal Health Alliance
• Sausalito to hold party for new public buildings Saturday
• Fiorina to speak at Mill Valley event
• Billboard comes to Marin asking people to think as part of Jewish new year
• USDA calls Novato a model of nutrition education
• Golden Gate Transit worker arrested in embezzlement case
• Free workshop on handling dementia
• Band looking for wind and percussion players
• Former council member dies
• Fire district OKs new Ignacio station
• Horticulturist named to open space panel
• Elvis act connects with kids
• Miss Marin program accepting applications
• Mill Valley council asks for SmartMeter opt-out provision, health study
• Marin General to host annual golf tournament
• Fairfax cites 12 in crosswalk sting
• Novato parent angered after child bumped from school
• Problems delay Marin County pension computer system
• Push under way to regulate smoking in Marin apartment complexes
• Nicasio music producer sentenced in pot case
• San Rafael DUI checkpoint trips 5 suspects
• Self-guided tours of 19 floating homes set
• Bodega marine lab official to speak
• Santa Cop Program's fundraiser is Sept. 17
• 4-H Club's first meeting is set for Wednesday
• Domincan announces lottery for gubernatorial debate tickets
• Women's club opens season with luncheon
• Public Safety News Brief
• Ladies Auxiliary to host barbecue, silent auction
• Novato in brief
• Bike-detecting sensors coming to intersections
• SmartMeters work, but PG&E customer service lacking
• Hiker rescued after Alpine Lake fall
• Officials urge vaccinations to fight Marin pertussis epidemic
• Marin Clean Energy secures 80 percent of customers sought in initial rollout
• Coast Guard suspends search for Mayday caller near Tiburon
• San Rafael, developer in talks to set finish date for Lincoln Avenue complex
• Study on safety of SmartMeters due out Thursday
• Healthcare district sues Sutter over Marin General
• Forgery suspects arrested at motel
• City spends $53,500 on sales tax informational campaign
• Council asks PG&E to hold SmartMeters pending report
• Affordable housing working group established
• Funky fire station may be replaced
• For veteran school administrator, tiny Reed district offers chance at hands-on leadership
• Marin celebrates Labor Day
• Economy stirs mix of optimism and fear
• Elections officials expecting big turnout
• Marin-based nonprofit motivates kids, families to save the planet
• Free fishing day on Labor Day in state's waters
• Library workshop set on audio books
• Tam Twirlers to offer beginning class
• PG&E to answer queries about SmartMeters
• Eastern Star to host luncheon, card party
• Exhibit to feature Latin American artists
• Redwood class of '70 planning reunion
• Sign up for car show at Bon Air Center
• Big turnout at West Marin sand sculpture contest
• What do you think about county pay?
• County payroll: Cashing in extra pay at Civic Center
• Marin Civic Center's $100,000 club: 598 county employees broke six-figure mark
• Sausalito Art Festival kicks off with hopes of transcending dour economy
• College of Marin leading the whey in cheese education
• New San Rafael service offers real estate tours on bicycle
• Marin County's public payroll saga
• Researchers track pair of sharks from Marin through the Pacific
• Volunteer of the Week: Bob Bannister of Novato
• Noted novelist Vance Bourjaily dies in San Rafael at 87
• Ross Valley Sanitary District takes aim at critics
• School gardens in Sausalito and Marin City schools take shape
• One Corte Madera pot club moves out of office complex, another's fate in limbo
• Novato crash leads police to stolen safe
• Porn heir gets lawyer No. 3 in Novato murder case
• Film explores Cuba, African revolutions
• Council raises fines for parking violations
• Firefighters stop attic fire at house
• Study on safety of SmartMeters due out Thursday
• Flammable vegetation to be removed
• Healthcare district sues Sutter over Marin General
• Business license OK'd for diamond dealer
• Forgery suspects arrested at motel
• Motorcycle crash stalls traffic on 101
• City spends $53,500 on sales tax informational campaign
• Popular path closed for pipeline project
• Council asks PG&E to hold SmartMeters pending report
• 'Spare the Air' alert called for third day
• Affordable housing working group established
• Traffic crackdown planned in West Marin
• Funky fire station may be replaced
• Remains of body found on cliff in the Marin Headlands
• DUI, license checkpoints set for Friday night
• Healthcare district sues Sutter over Marin General
• Water district wants full voting membership
• Forgery suspects arrested at motel
• Town to host forum on high cost of parking
• City spends $53,500 on sales tax informational campaign
• 'Spare the Air' alert called for Thursday
• Council asks PG&E to hold SmartMeters pending report
• '16 Candles' is movie for Friday night
• Affordable housing working group established
• Presentation to advise teens on money matters
• Funky fire station may be replaced
• Motorcycle ride, raffle to benefit Lifehouse
• Fairfax moves ahead with pot club moratorium
• Falls Arts Festival looking for volunteers
• Lottery to be held to attend gubernatorial debate in San Rafael
• Quilt appraiser to speak to Mt. Tam Quilt Guild
• Former Novato councilman Dennis Fishwick dies at 64
• Motorcycle crash backs up traffic on Highway 101
• Willis Lease inks $300 million deal to buy more jets
• SMART may face more hurdles to get train rolling
• Activities abound in Marin on Labor Day weekend
• Mill Valley woman admits DUI in crash with cyclist
• San Rafael wildfire chars section of hill
• San Rafael wildfire chars section of hill
• Unions spent record $135,000 to re-elect Susan Adams
• Best of the decade: Remembering the top Marin high school football players since 2000
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael banker named to ShelterBox board
• Neighbors, businesses steamed over San Rafael postal route changes
• Curbside composting workshop is Sept. 9
• Study on safety of SmartMeters due out Thursday
• Library, historical society have luncheon
• Forgery suspects arrested at motel
• Larkspur's Rose Garden project uncertain as owner sues longtime developer
• City spends $53,500 on sales tax informational campaign
• Council asks PG&E to hold SmartMeters pending report
• Affordable housing working group established
• Funky fire station may be replaced
• Shoplifting suspects intercepted by Novato police
• In San Rafael caper, donuts and beer trump corndog and fries
• Woodacre man sues Marin sheriff's office over 2009 Tasing
• 'Marin Taliban' John Walker Lindh seeks prayer ruling
• Novato police: Man threatened woman with wrench, blowtorch
• Suspect arrested in Marin City shooting
• Woman attacked while walking in San Rafael
• Design Review Board to consider applications
• Police checkpoint nabs one drunken driver
• Orientation is Sept. 9 for language classes
• Study on safety of SmartMeters due out Thursday
• Fire chief receives leadership award
• Healthcare district sues Sutter over Marin General
• Courses help relatives deal with mental illness
• Art auction and party benefits town museum
• Learn to sing with Marin Men's Chorus
• Marin judge rules death penalty ban still in effect
• San Quentin inmate found dead in cell
• Edward Neumeier, journalist and teacher, dies at 86
• Tiburon horseplay leads cops to parolee, stolen gun
• Local nonprofit continues to rely on house raffle to help fund programs
• $78,000 consultant will quiz Novato on transit needs
• Two arrested in Novato burglaries
• Weekend meter enforcement takes effect Saturday in Mill Valley
• Court hearing to determine legality of Redwood Landfill's expansion delayed
• San Rafael men sought in carjacking, robbery
• Sewer agencies target private pipes in PR campaign
• Sausalito man sentenced for killing girlfriend
• Feds might close Marin Headlands fire station
• MMWD eyes layoffs, pay cuts, furloughs to balance budget
• Dem forum will be in Spanish and English
• MALT will host tour of McEvoy Olive Ranch
• Annual sand sculpture contest is on Sunday
• Author to host cooking demonstration Saturday
• Center to give 50 kids new bikes and helmets
• Poets will be hand for Summer Traveling Show
• Rotary car show set for Parkade on Sept. 12
• Disaster preparedness class set for Friday
• Former poet laureate to read at Feed Barn
• Highway 101 bike path held up by state budget
• With bridge closure and pipeline project, Ross shopkeepers feel tighter squeeze
• West End church reduces volume of services, pleases San Rafael neighbors
• Sheriff completes probe of McNears tree vandal
• Sheriff completes probe of McNears tree vandal
• Novato police arrest two in downtown burglaries
• San Quentin inmate found dead in cell
• Learn to use Facebook at library workshop
• Emergency Response Team training set
• Girls' supper club plans event at Loft
• Neighborhoods urged to build float for parade
• Mill Valley man arrested for alleged attack on roommate
• Sheriff's Office looking for suspects in non-fatal Marin City shooting
• Suspected Identity Theft Ring Found in Novato
• Fairfax housing plan eschews large developments
• San Quentin inmates see green during job fair
• Comments sought on $36 million Edna Maguire reconstruction, other Mill Valley school projects
• Tiburon synagogue, neighbors look to future
• Fairfax seeks moratorium on new pot clubs
• Simmons Slough wetland restoration starts
• Five juveniles arrested in gang sweep
• Sanitary district recoups money
• ‘Green’ commute for bus-less school
• Franklin Buscher, Tiburon's first paid fire chief, dies at 76
• Privacy issue roils Stinson Beach project
• Marin Center paving work gets financial boost
• Session scheduled to aid cancer patients
• Contract approved for Paradise Beach work
• Group applauded for census outreach
• Novato In Brief
• Former San Rafael minister found guilty of misconduct by Presbyterian Church
• SMART defends closed-door process for selecting rail cars
• Construction snafu delays Marin rock history museum
• Former San Rafael minister rebuked by Presbyterian Church
• Teens arrested in beating of man, 53, in San Anselmo road rage
• Bond approved for burying utility wires
• Fan party planned for 'Mockingjay' release
• Robbery suspect's link to break-ins probed
• San Domenico plans Fall Showcase Concert
• 3 teens arrested after replica gun incident
• School board to discuss goals for district
• Novato In Brief
• Celebration planned for Marin Literacy
• Simmons Slough wetland restoration starts
• Ghilotti gets $1.1 million paving contract
• Five juveniles arrested in gang sweep
• $2.8 million OK'd for mental health services
• Sanitary district recoups money
• Two post offices plan Passport Fairs
• ‘Green’ commute for bus-less school
• Attorney: Sutter engaged in $120 million 'rip-off' of Marin General Hospital
• Economy stalls plans for public project at Corte Madera's town-owned shopping center
• Assembly OKs bill that halves fine for right turns on red
• ‘Green’ commute for bus-less school
• Trio of bike riders rolls through Marin on ridge trail circuit
• Tiburon council: SmartMeters can't be stopped
• Man honored for solar energy efforts
• Novato horse center rejected
• 64 artists featured in annual festival Saturday
• Door opens for Dillon Beach windmill farm
• Kitchen blaze causes $3,000 in damage
• Suspect in attempted stabbing in San Rafael held on $1M bail
• Experts to discuss Giacomini wetlands
• Novato inches closer to reconstruction of Ignacio fire station
• Fire district earns financial reporting nod
• Agency serving Marin homeless wins contract
• Marin Organic wins $30,000 grant
• Movers & Shakers: New nursing chair named at Dominican University
• Planning Commission OKs 3 home projects
• Redwood High student holds benefit for Mexican orphanage
• $100,000 to support watershed compliance
• Novato In Brief
• Marin General sues Sutter Health for $120 million
• Simmons Slough wetland restoration starts
• Five juveniles arrested in gang sweep
• Sanitary district recoups money
• Marin vegetation consulting tab hits $396,000
• Novato joins call for ban on SmartMeters
• Kitchen fire quickly extinguished in San Rafael
• Marin vegetation consulting tab hits $396,000
• 'Bird hugger' flap smacks Marin pilot
• San Anselmo council restricts off-leash dogs at park
• Supervisors call for Ross Valley sewer scrutiny
• Marin records more record temperatures
• Firefighters clean up pesticide spill at San Rafael nursing home
• Rattlers shake up Indian Valley campus in Novato
• Novato In Brief
• Simmons Slough wetland restoration starts
• Five juveniles arrested in gang sweep
• Sanitary district recoups money
• Marin supervisors reject call for domestic violence prevention campaign
• San Quentin inmate in critical condition after apparent suicide attempt
• Bank of Marin, Novato Sanitary District settle on cybercrime case
• Son held on $1 million bail after threatening San Rafael mother for money
• Ross turns out to mark opening of renovated school
• San Rafael records record temp; heat wave to continue Tuesday
• 'Toy Story' voice to attend film screening
• Barbecue briquettes start fire outside home
• Dixie schools consider transportation jobs
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Lagunitas school board to consider labor deals
• Shooting suspects sought
• Traffic workshop to hear safety issues
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• School board to discuss enrollment numbers
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• Workshop to discuss Alzheimer's disease
• Controversial flower billboard along 101 in Novato is taken down
• Fire department will review defensible space
• Marin County certifies 21 'green businesses'
• Hawaiian dancers perform at free event
• Marin scores well in high school exit exams
• Free vaccinations for child care providers
• $30 million Marin County computer scrapped
• Tam school board to get parcel tax update
• Tree crew sought in McNears vandalism case
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Report: County needs $50 million to debug financial software
• Shooting suspects sought
• 'We couldn't have asked for a better chief': Corte Madera's top cop retires afte
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• Fire could help bring back rare Marin butterfly
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• More than 300 Marin businesses on delinquent tax list
• Energy firm studies windmill farm in West Marin
• Marin Community Foundation's $2 million grant links schools, preschools
• Former San Rafael minister who performed same-sex weddings again faces church trial
• Dominican sees record enrollment growth
• Planned Parenthood cancels affiliation with Bay Area clinics, including in San Rafael
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Shooting suspects sought
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• Hilltop grassfire threatens homes in Marinwood
• Bottleneck expected on Novato Boulevard because of school traffic, PG&E work
• Larkspur to request 'historic place' signs on Highway 101
• Singer guides Buck visitors through a history of sound
• Mice and non-native grass gang up on native plant in West Marin
• A buyer's market in Marin
• Disaster survival training for seniors
• Learn to use Flickr.com at library workshop
• Artists reception set for Cornerstone clients
• WildCare nature hike to explore redwoods
• Hamilton Hometown festival seeks volunteers
• Police set dates for parking registration
• Group has openings in certain grades
• Family picnic honors all veterans on Sept. 6
• Volunteer board has two vacancies to fill
• Hospital golf tournament on Sept. 27
• Paddle board race set for Sunday morning
• Three charged after store thefts
• Trial set for San Rafael man accused of molesting 4 girls
• Thievery leaves 500 Larkspur, Corte Madera customers without phone, Internet service
• Seniors can receive disaster survival tips
• Celebrations planned for public safety site
• Drawing set Sept. 1 for Pickleweed raffle
• Native American museum plans event
• PG&E plans session on 'smart meter' devices
• Bids sought for Peri Park project
• Food distribution planned for needy
• Tests could help Tam High athletes recover from trauma
• Marin retains lowest jobless rate in state; California rate unchanged
• Library talk planned on 20th century art
• Marin thrift, consignment stores report surge in business
• Docent to discuss Legion of Honor exhibit
• San Rafael council accepts $262,000 traffic enforcement grant
• Jazz by the Bay concerts continue
• Volunteer of the Week: Judie Shaw of Novato
• Saturday coastal walk to search for songbirds
• More than 130 workers will keep jobs when Marin work program ends
• DUI, license checkpoint scheduled Friday
• Teens arrested in Woodacre auto burglaries
• Summer Pops Festival scheduled Aug. 22, 29
• Latest wetlands project begins in Novato
• Photographer receives $40,000 for project
• Dozens of Marin drivers cited in cell phone crackdown
• Needy can get help paying PG&E bills
• San Rafael freeway crash mires traffic
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Shooting suspects sought
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Husband gets jail for burning Greenbrae motor home
• Shooting suspects sought
• Marin County Fair molester sentenced
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• Kent Lake pot haul valued at $20 million
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• Agency gets grants for low-income housing
• Theater company has script competition
• COM offers classes in artisan cheese program
• Lark Theater to show Larkspur man's film
• Planners approve addition to house
• 2 county employees get disability pensions
• Infineon plan provides race tickets for troops
• Movers & Shakers: San Rafael architects receive green certification
• San Rafael issues public nuisance notice for Lincoln Avenue development
• Marin's July home sales fall, prices rise from same month last year
• Sausalito kicks off first day of school in Marin
• Redwoods removal sought for new home
• Home addition planned on Deer Park Avenue
• Residents sought for low-income rooms
• Sutter calls back patients for revaccination; Novato clinic affected
• College of Marin hosts forums for five CEO finalists
• Novato makes service a graduation requirement
• Design board to review application for fence
• Bay agency to hear harbormaster's report
• Rotary Club, church raise money for kids
• Bridge closure affects school's grand opening
• Council awards contract for road resurfacing
• Former Advance reporter wrote children’s books
• Residents concerned about housing zoning
• Shooting suspects sought
• Peace group to discuss World Forgiveness Day
• Crowd wants Hanna Ranch housing
• School board to have meeting and retreat
• Hicks loves running Indian museum
• Speakers to discuss education achievement
• Sausalito firm targets movie kiosk market
• Foundation trustee seat to represent the poor
• Five juveniles arrested in Marin gang task force sweep
• Concert series finale is accordion band
• Russian billionaire's boat anchors off Sausalito
• Delays in county building inspections expected to ease up
• Authorities conduct pot raids in West Marin
• McNears Beach tree vandal busted
• Sarah Nome, San Anselmo gadfly who battled Kaiser, dies at 87
• BioMarin acquires Wisconsin firm ZyStor Therapeutics
• San Rafael moving forward with plan to broadcast meetings
• Boxer, recalling days in Marin, calls Islamic center a local issue; Fiorina says it should be moved
• Golden Gate Bridge reopens after morning accident
• San Rafael police say woman, 18, pimped girl, 14
• Marin students excel in state tests
• Volunteers sought for upcoming art festival
• Stung to perform at Northgate series
• San Rafael approves campaign reform ordinance
• Petaluma ship pilot in Cosco Busan spill out of prison
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• Author to discuss health care for dogs
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• Science seminar on black-footed albatross
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• Mollenkamp to lead class on seasonal menus
• Mill Valley man arrested after wild ride through West Marin
• Film festival to show 'Finding Nemo'
• Parkinson's research advances at Buck Institute
• Defensive driving classes offered
• Marin schools brace for flood of new students
• Volunteers to host annual Town Picnic
• Tiburon couple gets more charges in Ponzi probe
• Families needed for temporary foster care
• Clarifications, amendments on hillside developments OK'd by Ross Town Council
• Tiburon mother-daughter team raise $50,000 in cross-country trek
• Novato's Ed Dolan, prolific writer of books for young readers, dies at 86
• Marin voters face taxing ballot: 21 measures
• Residents raise $53,000 for Point San Pedro Road median project
• San Rafael cops, Humane Society enter fray as off-leash dogs bother resident's 3-foot-long liza
• Buck Institute and BioMarin to partner on Alzheimer's research
• Novato Notebook
• Novato embraces Nostalgia Days for 14th straight year
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• Library to host reception for artist
• Corrections
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• Ritter Center needs paper grocery bags
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• Join in the fun at outdoor film festival
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• Deadline extended library tax exemption
• Council to discuss election expenditures
• Historical commission to review acquisitions
• Planners to review exterior modifications
• Supervisors' next meeting is Aug. 24
• Peeping Tom suspect nabbed in Novato
• Fairfax fee proposal rankles Realtors
• San Rafael council to consider 'independent expenditures' ordinance
• Pilots at Gnoss Field worry about proliferation of birds
• Gnoss Field's 50th anniversary celebrated
• Marin court cuts hours in clerks' offices
• Excavated in Mill Valley, 118-year-old train car will be preserved
• Hike honors efforts to preserve Headlands
• Six-session class to help quit smoking
• Nonprofits unite to benefit homeless
• Barn dance set at Toby's Feed Barn
• Golden Gate Ferry celebrates 40 years
• Art show to feature works of blind people
• Novato Notebook
• Library to offer free showings of movies
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• Traveling Poetry Show coming to library
• Corrections
• Concert in park to feature cajun music
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• Sign up for car show at Bon Air Center
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• Cancer group needs volunteers to make calls
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• San Rafael sting lures unlicensed contractors
• San Rafael prostitution sting snares 5
• Volunteers sought for parent program
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• State budget woes delay $60 million in Marin highway projects
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• SMART receives 6 bids for rail car production; money sources questioned
• Route from Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco will be closed over the weekend
• BioMarin leases office space in former GreenPoint building
• View vandal trashes trees at McNears Beach Park
• Autodesk beats Wall Street expectations in second quarter
• 1 error + 1 deadlock vote = 2 Marin pension elections
• Marin's cool summer continues
• State moves forward with death row construction plan
• Sausalito native behind Jetsons-style flying car
• Golden Gate Bridge officials tap insider to run district
• Jazz by the Bay series continues Friday
• Golden Gate Bridge board member says pedestrian tolls should fund suicide barrier
• Food & Wine Festival set Saturday at Falkirk
• Novato Notebook
• Repaving of Highway 1 begins Monday
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• Novato Notebook
• Aug. 31 is deadline to apply for commissions
• Corrections
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• Western Day is tribute to city's 50th birthday
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• Corrections
• Artists sought for Holiday Craft Fair
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• Residents reject burying utility wires
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• Belvedere officials, residents criticize early 'smart meter' installations
• Business as usual after Marin General management transition
• Novato Notebook
• St. Hillary School accepts registrations
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• 'Art of Peace' exhibit runs at Bay Model
• Corrections
• MMWD replacing pipe in eight locations
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• Coastal Health Alliance names new leader
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• Free class offered on fire preparation
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• COM panel to review development options
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• Summer Concert Series continues Sunday
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• Movers & Shakers: Mazzoni tapped to join Medi-Cal billing board
• San Anselmo expands area where emergency shelters could be located
• Few surprises at filing deadline for Marin elections
• Novato man, 84, dies partly of complications from June car crash
• Marin public works chief trumpets bike lane program
• Woolsey: Elderly will benefit from health care reform
• Erratic driving leads to pot arrest in San Rafael
• ‘Our doors are open to anyone who needs care’
• Wings Over Marin celebrates Gnoss Field’s 50th
• Sonoma duo arrested in Novato burglary case
• City concludes Novato's Hanna Ranch project shouldn't include affordable housing
• San Geronimo tree plan sent back to drawing board
• Marin deputies track down iPhone thief with help of GPS
• Golden Gate Ferry transit-card fares could increase almost 32 percent
• College of Marin names modernization chief
• Caltrans to cut trees on Tiburon Boulevard
• County negotiates to buy Marin Commons complex
• Northgate mall to present fashion show
• Marin Health Council gets new lease on life
• Families needed to host Japanese citizens
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• Catholic school accepting registration
• News Briefs
• New model homes at Hamilton to open Friday
• Novato news briefs
• Novato Notebook
• Preparedness panel to discuss emergency plan
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Solar panels not yet ‘penciling’
• Annual creek cleanup set for Saturday
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• Corrections
• Food drive to benefit local food banks
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• City against Hanna Ranch housing
• MMWD launches Twitter account
• Police investigate Tuesday night shooting in Novato
• Bicycle lanes to run length of Atherton Avenue
• Power outage sweeps Novato
• Huffman and state high school sports board agree to baseball bat rule
• Novato needs to zone for homeless shelter
• Santa Rosa officer shot at West Marin range
• Breaking: Novato police seek suspects in Tuesday night shooting
• Novato news briefs
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• Marin business briefs: Earnings rise at Hennessy Advisors as investors return to market
• Marin energy turf issue riles supervisors
• Marin supervisors approve costly windmill plan
• Gnoss Field to mark 50th anniversary with public event Saturday
• Feds arrest former Belvedere tech executive
• Marin breast cancer group sees cause for concern in new study of puberty
• Mature at last, Marin County's cheeses stand alone
• Tip-A-Cop fundraiser is at Sam's Anchor Cafe
• Whistlestop needs computer teacher
• Scout council seeks campers for reunion
• Veterinarian and horse expert James Steere dies at 85
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• News Briefs
• Staples offers helping hand to teachers
• News Briefs
• Find creative ways to reuse cans, bottle tops
• Novato news briefs
• Family financial planning subject of talk
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Learn more about coyotes around us
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• San Rafael crafts strategy for recovery after disaster
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• Strawberry Recreation trims personnel in effort to cut costs
• Ross architect receives national honor
• Feds block Marin solar plan over funding issues
• Touring Marin Civic Center is a booming business
• New shops fuel the rebirth of San Rafael's B Street
• No West Nile cases in Marin so far this year
• Sausalito residents get tax break after new public building finishes early
• 30 Kentfield homes without water after main break
• Marin City man arrested in San Rafael rape
• Toluma Farms welcomes kids in tour
• Health care topic of discussion at library
• Floating homes open their doors on Sept. 25
• Pedestrian pathway construction to begin
• Pre-school vision screening at Elks Lodge
• Parking stickers on sale in Mill Valley
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• Sewer district board to discuss allocations
• Draft housing element on commission agenda
• Board to review plan for four-lot subdivision
• School board to review changes in job titles
• Dixie School District cancels board meeting
• Council will consider new meter moratorium
• Sewer board to assess water recycling report
• SPAWN lands stimulus funds to prevent salmon-killing silt from polluting Marin's streams
• Firefighters control San Anselmo brush fire
• Novato hires city clerk from Santa Rosa
• Supervisors OK hiring of fire inspector for unincorporated San Rafael
• DUI checkpoints in San Rafael bust 5 unlicensed drivers
• Did Marin lose out on BART?
• Coho recovery relies on breeding in captivity
• Paying tribute to veterans is 30-year tradition for Novato couple
• Firefighter to ride bike in fundraiser
• Free tax seminar scheduled Tuesday
• Town issues reminder about emergency horn
• Free weatherization for low-income families
• Computer game event for teens scheduled
• Reilly named to seat on Almonte district board
• Parking time limit set near market
• PG&E work to cause outages, road closures
• Audubon Canyon Ranch plans docent training
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• Consultant hired for health department
• News Briefs
• Woolsey plans forum on senior health care
• Novato news briefs
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• Desalination issue sparks intense interest in Marin water board race
• 6 bikes missing from porch of Novato foster family
• Good Festival planned for Bolinas Park
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• Supervisors celebrate breastfeeding month
• In Mill Valley, steps and paths project ready for bids with $1M from feds
• Alzheimer's chapter has support group
• Beloved Fairfax diner ready to close its doors
• Low-income Marin students start transition to college with nonprofit's help
• Parolee improperly released from San Quentin sentenced for stabbings
• Volunteer of the Week: Rebecca Nystrom of Marin County
• Huffman calls for health study on SmartMeters
• Off-leash dog usage sparks dispute in San Anselmo neighborhood
• Novato's Sonic Solutions teams with Widevine for movie streaming
• Former state cop from Novato sentenced in porn case
• Candle sparks Sausalito apartment fire
• Seagate honored as clean business
• Cavallo Point plans cooking class, dinner
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• Annual bike ride takes off Saturday
• News Briefs
• Plaza concert series starts Saturday
• Novato news briefs
• Larkspur Landing music series continues
• Hartz is new city clerk
• COM interim chief plays at music benefit
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• Woodlands Market plans March opening for Tiburon store
• Fire guts second floor of hillside Mill Valley home
• Gay and lesbian Marin residents joyous over Prop. 8 ruling
• Fairfax enacts ban on 'SmartMeter' installation
• Foundation to fund AIDS project in Nepal
• New law calls for affordable housing near transit
• News Briefs
• Church rummage sale to help missions
• Novato news briefs
• Vector Control District board has opening
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Police DUI checkpoint set for Friday evening
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• Lecture presented on California's history
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• Senior Citizens Club plans trip to ballpark
• Most at public meeting oppose limits on San Geronimo Valley brush trimming
• Free guided horseback ride offered Sunday
• Marin City youth program gets $25,500 from county
• New curbside compost service to be explained
• Fairfax enacts ban on 'SmartMeter' installation
• Artful Codgers to perform on Sunday
• Radio station to broadcast from Point Reyes this weekend
• On eve of Marin trial, pot suspect arrested by feds
• Marin County to scrap $30 million computer system
• Dominican program aids kids who are first in family headed to college
• Pest control district has vacancy on board
• Hartz is new city clerk
• Support for Novato sales tax is conditional
• New bike lane on Alameda del Prado
• With new acquisition, Ghilotti Construction charts growth in Marin and beyond
• Landscaper: County chemical rules 'crazy, sad'
• Brokaw to moderate Dominican gubernatorial debate
• House fire put out in Mill Valley
• Annual benefit rock concert in Novato takes hiatus, rebrands itself
• Traffic calming plan advances in Mill Valley
• Library offers help with computer use
• Floating Homes Tour scheduled for Sept. 25
• Musicians to perform at Whistlestop event
• Youth Center projects get $135,000 in grants
• Boyle Park supporters plan fundraising event
• Radar trailers set up to nab speeders
• News Briefs
• Parking stickers for sale downtown
• Novato news briefs
• YMCA program pairs troubled kids with adult mentors
• Health Council of Marin fights for its life
• San Rafael grad makes sartorial splash at White House
• NUSD honored with ‘AIR’ health award for ashthma-friendly schools
• Slaying of Novato girl's killer brings scrutiny on San Quentin
• Police and fire news briefs
• Ross Valley schools maintain eviction of children's center
• False burglar alarms face stiffer fines in Novato
• Cool summer grips Marin as marine layer brings temps down
• Deadline draws near to raise bike funds
• Humane Society kids' program visits library
• North Marin Water District chooses Marin Clean Energy’s ‘Deep Green’ program for W
• Borders joins in effort to provide books for kids
• Novato schools get $9,671 through state technology program
• 'Napolean Dynamite' to be screened at park
• Schaefer’s mom ‘negligent’ for hiring him, Osheroff suit says
• Volunteers sought to help with Country Fair
• Novato man arrested for baseball bat attack, road rage in Sonoma County
• MALT sets up tours of McEvoy olive ranch
• News Briefs
• Pay what you feel at Workshop performance
• Novato ranks second in Marin County for Section 8
• Waters to speak at Toby's Feed Barn event
• City Council puts sales tax on ballot
• Officials celebrate senior living renovation
• Schaefer stabbed to death
• Class for dog owners set for Tuesday
• Candidates queue up to run for Marin Municipal Water board
• Novato firm wins traffic signal contract
• Ghilotti Bros. wins county bike project contract
• Seats available on assessment boards
• Novato hillside fire investigated as arson; same site burned in July
• John Gray to discuss book at Book Passage
• Walk to recognize world breastfeeding
• Pesticide, banned in Marin but federally approved, was used on Novato bikepath
• Red Cross needs people to donate blood
• Woman reports sexual assault in Terra Linda park
• New farmers market takes hold in Marin City
• Jerry Brown touts governmental experience at fundraiser in Marin
• Novato panel to review plans for community garden
• Top blog provides view from a Novato dairy
• Kids reading to dogs through Humane Society program
• Fishing tournament to benefit Make-A-Wish
• New house proposed on Seadrift Road
• Bocce tournament to benefit homeless
• Greener Excavations awarded contract
• Seniors club offering outing to casino
• Home, garage proposed on Sequoia Road
• Zoning officials to review home plan
• 3-story home proposed on Highland Way
• Overturned pickup and camper back up traffic on 101 in Marinwood, Novato
• Design board to review several private projects
• City may create disaster and recovery council
• Supervisors to review Housing Authority report
• Concert series for kids resumes next weekend
• New Yorker group to meet on Monday
• Session will teach how to volunteer at museum
• Temporary radio station at Pt. Reyes Lighthouse
• Class set to help prepare for a disaster
• Ceremony set to celebrate bike lanes
• Frogs, snakes part of naturalists' exhibit
• Rabbi to discuss Mideast conflict issues
• Larkspur firm at center of security questions about mobile device applications
• Virginia firm to maintain dispatch center
• Marin Academy student creates free camp for Canal kids
• Seatbelt violation sparks chase in Novato
• Supervisor: San Geronimo creek rules to extend throughout Marin
• Woman pleads guilty to Taser strike on Novato landlord
• Audubon Canyon Ranch renamed after founder
• Grassroots school in West Marin helps neighbors trade knowledge
• 1 injured after early morning car chase and crash in Tiburon
• Marin Republicans vote to replace party chairwoman
• Contamination levels get further study
• Pump station project could release odors
• Grant money needed for flood control
• Extra DUI patrol effort planned this weekend
• Latest DUI checkpoint finds no DUI suspects
• Church rummage sale Friday and Sunday
• Parking meter rates to increase on Monday
• Man accused of sex with 13-year-old girl
• Zoning official to review home addition
• Supervisors choose to ax two commissions
• Vacationing residents can get home checks
• Beekeeper to appear at public library event
• Larkspur shopping center undergoing renovations
• License plate cameras installed in Mill Valley police car
• Sensors will help bikers trip green lights at Marin intersections
• Search for water delaying big new Lucas development at Grady Ranch
• Loch Lomond development in San Rafael still without a buyer
• 1 injured after early morning car chase and crash in Tiburon
• Sharp decline in carpools as bridges impose tolls for first time
• Marin supervisors seek compromise on new windmill rules
• Marin County adopts $437M budget, $17.6M for capital improvements
• SMART whiffs on funding endorsement, will go it alone
• Transportation agency approves $5 million for suicide barrier work
• Controversy over homeowner responsibility for sewer upgrades returns to Marin
• College of Marin seeks solutions to $1.2 million deficit
• NUSD honored with ‘AIR’ health award for ashthma-friendly schools
• Man, 42, suspected of longtime molest of San Rafael girl
• Police and fire news briefs
• Ross Valley schools ready bond for November ballot
• False burglar alarms face stiffer fines in Novato
• Petaluma man suspected in Marin, Sonoma lewdness cases
• Deadline draws near to raise bike funds
• Humane Society plans upgrade for dog kennels
• North Marin Water District chooses Marin Clean Energy’s ‘Deep Green’ program for W
• Puppet theater presents a twist to 'Goldilocks'
• Novato schools get $9,671 through state technology program
• Road work begins on several streets
• Workshop offered on remembrance writing
• Schaefer’s mom ‘negligent’ for hiring him, Osheroff suit says
• Tea dance party at Whistlestop on Friday
• Novato man arrested for baseball bat attack, road rage in Sonoma County
• Supervisors approve plans to help farmers
• News Briefs
• 'The tragic story continues': Schaefer, Osheroff families react to stabbing death
• Library to host talk on art and gardening
• Novato ranks second in Marin County for Section 8
• Tech magnate's planned ridgetop mansion in Tiburon needs tree study
• Reunion celebration of class of '90 starts Friday
• City Council puts sales tax on ballot
• Movers & Shakers: Pacific Private Money Loans opens Novato retail office
• Financial consultant named to auditing panel
• Schaefer stabbed to death
• Buck study discovers new targets for possible therapies to treat Huntington's disease
• Novato sales tax hike on November ballot
• Marin supervisors: We're not wasting money
• Jazz by the Bay concert is at Gabrielson Park
• NUSD honored with ‘AIR’ health award for ashthma-friendly schools
• Deadline nears for artists to apply for fest
• Police and fire news briefs
• Chamber of Commerce offers health program
• False burglar alarms face stiffer fines in Novato
• Tom Finch Group to play in park on Sunday
• Deadline draws near to raise bike funds
• Discussion set on museum's exhibition
• North Marin Water District chooses Marin Clean Energy’s ‘Deep Green’ program for W
• 'Golden Dreams' to show history of state
• Novato schools get $9,671 through state technology program
• Free program on hiking and walking with poles
• Schaefer’s mom ‘negligent’ for hiring him, Osheroff suit says
• Sax quartet to perform at Piccolo Pavilion
• Novato man arrested for baseball bat attack, road rage in Sonoma County
• Workshop on soil, composting, mulching
• News Briefs
• Novato sales tax hike placed on November ballot
• Novato ranks second in Marin County for Section 8
• City Council puts sales tax on ballot
• Schaefer stabbed to death
• San Quentin: Schaefer was gored with 'bone crusher'
• Suspect in Fairfax lip-biting case goes to prison
• No opposition from San Anselmo to 'smart meters'
• Angel Island Immigration Station celebrates 100th anniversary Saturday
• Bank of Marin relocates Corte Madera branch
• Novato In Brief
• New curbside compost service to be explained
• State affordable housing mandates began 30 years ago
• Cost of consultant for new trail is rising
• Hanna Ranch housing mulled
• Osheroffs sue city, Schaefer’s mother
• Van donated to shooting victim
• MMWD board sends two desalination measures to November's ballot
• Novato girl's killer fatally stabbed at San Quentin
• Novato officials introduce online newsletter
• Bees buzz Sausalito as Uncle Jer flies into town
• Man stabbed outside Novato restaurant
• Fire burns half acre in Larkspur
• Fire, paramedic tax hikes placed on ballot in San Rafael, West Marin
• 2 short-film directors to attend screenings
• Water board sends two desalination issues to ballot
• Holocaust survivors group to meet Sept. 15
• Westamerica declares dividend of 36 cents per share
• 'Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad' to be staged Aug. 4
• Huffman holds forums to brainstorm state budget fix
• Plan to promote biking and walking approved
• Emergency drill held Sunday in Pacheco Valle
• Seminar on social media marketing is Thursday
• Novatan faces life for robbery of 78-year-woman at supermarket
• Police investigate shooting in San Rafael's West End
• Library trivia event slated for Wednesday
• Internet service to add wireless gear at site
• Work set to commence on pathway project
• Huffman holds forums to brainstorm state budget fix
• Parole hearing booked for killer in 1988 case
• Emergency drill held Sunday in Pacheco Valle
• Open space donated in Cascade Canyon
• Novatan faces life for robbery of 78-year-woman at supermarket
• Humane Society offers help for shy children
• Novato In Brief
• Home addition sought on Evergreen Drive
• State affordable housing mandates began 30 years ago
• Coastal Commission opens photo contest
• Hanna Ranch housing mulled
• Radio consultant wins extension of contract
• Osheroffs sue city, Schaefer’s mother
• Shoreline school board returns laid-off teacher to classroom
• Van donated to shooting victim
• 15 county workers laid off in response to budget woes
• Novato polishing new green building regulations
• Memorial honors Marin's homeless who have died
• Victoria's Secret to open store at Northgate mall
• Novato-based Pacific Strike Team deployed in shifts to assist Gulf oil cleanup
• Tech exec's dream: Ridgetop solar-powered mansion in Tiburon
• County boots 15 workers, axes mediation service
• Police arrest San Rafael man in non-fatal shooting, seize weapons
• Big-rig crash closes Highway 101 near Olompali State Park
• Dueling desalination measures might end up on November ballot
• With festival, San Rafael Yacht Club opens its doors to public
• Newly public hospital forms foundation to recruit doctors
• Residents to get SmartMeter notices
• Sanitary board to discuss cutting jobs
• College board trustees to consider budget
• Council, city managers to have planning retreat
• Novato City Council to review raising sales tax
• Ross Town Council's closed session is on flooding
• Sausalito City Council to discuss SmartMeters
• Mill Valley condo plans scaled back
• Suspect pleads guilty in Ross Valley tire slashing case
• Council approves $5.3 million budget
• County receives grant from Homeland Security
• Zydeco Flames to play at Northgate
• Grant accepted for street safety project
• Two-story garage structure proposed
• Man slashed in neck in San Rafael robbery
• Yoga workshop includes humor
• Whistlestop offers chair yoga Thursdays
• Parole hearing set for San Rafael killer
• Passers-by help rescue woman who fell down ravine in Kentfield
• Water district plans to build well house
• $30,000 donated to county library
• Group to perform jazz and pop at library
• Radar trailer will be set up in Southern Marin
• Grateful Dead's Weir to collaborate with Marin Symphony
• Sewer Band to play at Piccolo Pavilion
• Pleas change in burglary case; home was owned by Novato exec who died in crash
• Golden Gate Bridge officials nix walk for 75th anniversary
• $10 boost in vehicle taxes headed to ballot in Marin
• Ohio student sentenced in Novato bank robbery
• Enviro hero Marty Griffin to be honored Saturday in Bolinas
• Armed robbers steal Mill Valley man's Benz
• Marin City man charged in tennis racket, knife attack
• Huffman holds forums to brainstorm state budget fix
• Much-sought felon nabbed in Sausalito manhunt
• Emergency drill held Sunday in Pacheco Valle
• Disabled-access measure worth up to $4 million must go to Corte Madera voters
• Novatan faces life for robbery of 78-year-woman at supermarket
• Library group plans clearance sale
• Novato In Brief
• Youth support group plans fundraiser
• State affordable housing mandates began 30 years ago
• Program to teach kids about insects
• Family film series plays at Lark Theater
• Hanna Ranch housing mulled
• Price of downtown 'vision' plan increases
• Osheroffs sue city, Schaefer’s mother
• Applicants sought for flood control board
• Van donated to shooting victim
• San Rafael brush fire menaces hillside homes
• Cemetery hosts job training program for disabled
• Marin AIDS Project offering free HIV testing
• In Tiburon, utility undergrounding advances after legal battle
• Sunday's triathlon backs firefighters group
• MMWD faces more financial troubles as water demand stays low
• Homeward Bound announces changes
• Hilltop restaurant site, a Novato institution for 70 years, reopens after renovation
• Memorial to honor Marin's homeless
• New Ross Town Council eager to tackle flood mitigation, improve communications
• Wine tasting fundraiser for Friends of Mill Valley
• Local sellers of medical marijuana see value in trademarking pot strains and problems
• Marathon expected to cause delays on Golden Gate Bridge
• Huffman holds forums to brainstorm state budget fix
• Grand reopening set for Ross School Aug. 23
• Emergency drill held Sunday in Pacheco Valle
• Picnics on San Anselmo Town Hall lawn scheduled
• Novatan faces life for robbery of 78-year-woman at supermarket
• DUI checkpoint planned for Friday night in San Rafael
• Novato In Brief
• Work starts on first Doyle Drive tunnel; set to open Labor Day 2011
• State affordable housing mandates began 30 years ago
• Hanna Ranch housing mulled
• Osheroffs sue city, Schaefer’s mother
• Van donated to shooting victim
• Debate continues over Mill Valley soccer field use
• Critics vent over plan for homeless shelters
• State affordable housing mandates began 30 years ago
• Tax for public safety kept at same level
• Hanna Ranch housing mulled
• Cancer fundraiser nets more than $100,000
• Osheroffs sue city, Schaefer’s mother
• Gray Panthers schedule potluck lunch Saturday
• Van donated to shooting victim
• Agency to consider ballot tax measure
• Ross Valley flood fee surprise: No protest from public
• Marin Energy Authority discusses contracts
• Leadership expert to head county personnel office
• SMART bike and pedestrian path safe from budget cuts - for now
• Marin County cuts pension plan for key union
• Spurned boyfriend accused of restraining San Rafael woman
• San Rafael unveils tighter rules on alcohol consumption at special events
• Novato vigil planned for victim of homicide in Hawaii
• Circle Bancorp reports higher profits for second quarter
• Grant will help Audubon Canyon Ranch target invasive weeds
• Huffman holds forums to brainstorm state budget fix
• Couple ID'd in San Rafael murder-suicide
• Emergency drill held Sunday in Pacheco Valle
• DUI dragnet results include tipsy cyclist
• Novatan faces life for robbery of 78-year-woman at supermarket
• Droning on anticipated in council chambers
• Novato In Brief
• Fairfax balks at arrival of 'smart meters'
• Shoreline School District superintendent prepares for dual role
• Marin to PG&E: 'Smart meters' a dumb idea
• West Marin faces 50% fire tax boost
• Rise in paramedic services tax to go before San Rafael voters in November
• Teen who died at Muir Beach planned to be doctor
• Larkspur rejects downtown farmers market in city lot
• Novato In Brief
• Corte Madera files lawsuit to shut down pot club
• Novatan working to help the paralyzed walk again
• 24 years for DUI biker who killed girl
• Philosophy group at bookstore starts Aug. 3
• School alumni sought for 140th anniversary
• Senior club's annual picnic set for Aug. 23
• School district reviews its goals on Tuesday
• Fairfax players present 'Dreams' starting Friday
• New trail to bypass Metallica star's land gets county environmental approval
• Teacher turns discarded food containers into art project in San Rafael
• Novato City Hall Historic Rehabilitation
• Marincomedyshow Presents...Mickey Joseph
• Marincomedyshow Presents...Stephen B.
• Standup Comedy All-Stars !
• Standup Comedy Amateur Showcase
• Standup Comedy Amateur Showcase
• Marincomedyshow Presents...David Vanavermaete
• Marincomedyshow Presents...Will Durst !
• 7th Annual New Living Expo
• National Juried Exhibition: It's Photography III
• It’s Photography II
• Again and Again and Again
• Meet and Greet New Downtown Merchants
• Uncaged
• UnCaged
• Open Studio
• Indulgences

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