The Rev. Thomas Nibbe Sunday, July 25, 2021 @ 11:00 a.m. You were marked in Him with a seal---the promised Holy Spirit (Eph. 1:13b) THE SCRIPTURES "...'How can I set twenty loaves of barley bread beforeone hundred men?...', Elisha's servant asked. Elishaanswered, 'Give it to the people … [Read more...] about Thomas Nibbe Sermon: The Measure of All the Fullness of God
Marin 911: He was overweight and wore no shirt
San Rafael Dui Checkpoint: Two people were arrested for DUI, one person was arrested and released for driving on a suspended license, and twelve people were issued citations for driving without a license while conducting a DUI checkpoint on Friday, July 2. The checkpoint was held in San Rafael on … [Read more...] about Marin 911: He was overweight and wore no shirt
Mill Valley history: Meet the Alto Trailer Court
Marin History/Mill Valley Historical Society In June 1948, empty trailers in the Alto Trailer Court were shipped to the city of Vanport, Oregon to provide temporary shelter for flood victims. The city west of Portland, Oregon was established in 1942 when housing was constructed for … [Read more...] about Mill Valley history: Meet the Alto Trailer Court
Pages From The Past: Wildfires jumped from farm to farm
Mike Reed/Pages From The Past 100 Years Ago July 1921 -- “It is reported that there is a move on foot to call an election to vote for the rection of a badly needed schoolhouse. The present building is old and too small for its purpose. Money spent in repairing the old building is money … [Read more...] about Pages From The Past: Wildfires jumped from farm to farm
Sausalito history: Remembering the Big Quake
Larry Clinton/Sausalito Historical Society That far off 6.0 temblor that shivered the timbers of our floating home on July 8 stirred up memories of the much closer 6.9 magnitude Loma Prieta quake of October 17, 1989. In a 30th-anniversary retrospective of the “World Series Earthquake,” … [Read more...] about Sausalito history: Remembering the Big Quake
Meet Margaret from Fairfax at 103
Margaret is a devoted yoga practitioner. She practices three times a week on Zoom with Tamela Smith of Age-Friendly Yoga. Margaret moved to San Anselmo in 1957 and worked for many years as a school secretary at Isabel Cook and Hidden Valley. She was also a secretary at the Fairfax Police … [Read more...] about Meet Margaret from Fairfax at 103
Jim Steele Commentary: The truth about heat waves
Jim Steele/Planet in the Balance For those who truly want to be guided by science, put aside the climate crisis hysteria. We can explain the natural dynamics of all heat waves by simply knowing 1) how heat is transported along the earth’s surface; 2) how heat is transported vertically; 3) how … [Read more...] about Jim Steele Commentary: The truth about heat waves
Getting into ‘good trouble’ in Marin
Marinscope Political action groups held a “Good Trouble” candlelight vigil last weekend in Corte Madera Town Park and Marinscope Community Newspapers was there to chronicle the event. The weather cooperated as scores of people honored the legacy of John Lewis, a civil rights icon and congressman … [Read more...] about Getting into ‘good trouble’ in Marin
Thomas Nibbe Sermon: Come With Me To A Quiet Place
The Rev. Thomas Nibbe The Lord is my strength...He has become my salvation!(Psalm 117:14)You and yours are most cordially invited to attend a dynamitecourse from the prophetic book of Ezekiel called "Ezekiel onSteroids" beginning at 9:45 a.m. today...This is followed by ourweekly worship … [Read more...] about Thomas Nibbe Sermon: Come With Me To A Quiet Place
25 Years Ago: Lee Gerner died
(Editor's Note: This is an excerpt of Pages From The Past, a feature in the Novato Advance. Lee Gerner is in the news 25 years after his death because of the homeless encampment that now occupies the park that bears his name. The full column will be in the July 28 edition of the Novato … [Read more...] about 25 Years Ago: Lee Gerner died