It's raining prosthetic legs north of Marin, or at least it seemed that way. This report comes from the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department: Today we got a strange call of a found prosthetic leg at a Cloverdale lumber yard. The deputy gathered the intact leg, checked the area and contacted some … [Read more...] about It’s raining legs north of Marin
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Melee involving car chase and gunshots leaves one man dead and four Sonoma County Sheriff Deputies injured
This report today (March 5) from the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department: On Mon., March 4, 2024, at approximately 12:10 a.m., the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call regarding a male subject brandishing a firearm, in unincorporated Sonoma County, in the area of Stony Point Road … [Read more...] about Melee involving car chase and gunshots leaves one man dead and four Sonoma County Sheriff Deputies injured
Novato Republican Women to hear from advocate against gender transitioning in minors
Chloe Cole, a passionate 19-year-old advocate against the practice of transitioning minors, will speak with firsthand knowledge of the deeply traumatic effects experienced by minors undergoing such treatments on Tuesday, March 19. The Novato Republican Women luncheon is scheduled for 11 am at … [Read more...] about Novato Republican Women to hear from advocate against gender transitioning in minors
Fairfax gets ‘extra’ rent stabilization moving forward ahead of November’s public vote
Sherman R. Frederick Ross Valley Reporter The Fairfax Town Council, in a special meeting on Feb. 29, unanimously approved implementing "extra" rent stabilization before the public votes on the issue in November. Citizens against the idea packed the meeting room and tried to convince the … [Read more...] about Fairfax gets ‘extra’ rent stabilization moving forward ahead of November’s public vote
Electrify Marin ‘roadmap’ is about as bureaucratic and eye-glazing as it gets; I defy anyone to make sense of it
Sherman R. Frederick/Properly Subversive I tried -- I mean I really, really tried -- to make sense out of the document Marin County is holding up as a "roadmap" to push all Marin buildings, houses and cars into 100% electric use. Here's a blurb that pretends to explain it all. Please, click … [Read more...] about Electrify Marin ‘roadmap’ is about as bureaucratic and eye-glazing as it gets; I defy anyone to make sense of it
Northgate Mall redevelopment draft EIS report available for public scrutiny
The City of San Rafael released the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Northgate Mall Redevelopment Project. Required for certain development projects under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) serves as an informational document that … [Read more...] about Northgate Mall redevelopment draft EIS report available for public scrutiny
Marin vocational internships now available
Recruitment is underway for the Marin County Career Explorer Program, a popular vocational internship opportunity for those between the ages of 15 and 22 funded by the Marin County Probation Department. The program, which runs from June 17 through August 9, is tailored to young people who … [Read more...] about Marin vocational internships now available
The patriotic and inspiring history of Marin City soon available to Marin kids
Educators in Marin County will soon receive new materials to teach the history of Marin City, starting with how important the community was in helping the United States win World War II. Virtual meetings are set up for K-12 teachers starting the week of March 4 to learn more about the curriculum … [Read more...] about The patriotic and inspiring history of Marin City soon available to Marin kids
Marin suffers from U.S. immigration policy, or lack thereof
Sherman R. Frederick/Properly Subversive As the bard of our times, Bob Dylan, famously said: You don’t have to be a weatherman to know which way the wind is blowing. And right now the wind is blowing against President Joe Biden on the mess at the southern border. A bad hombre from Venezuela … [Read more...] about Marin suffers from U.S. immigration policy, or lack thereof
Chamber fundraiser to raise money for open space in Fairfax
On September 26, 2023, the Town Council assigned a Council subcommittee of Councilmembers Chance Cutrano and Barbara Coler to work with the Marin Open Space Trust (MOST) for a potential acquisition of the Wall Property for open space. This land rises dramatically above Fairfax, with three … [Read more...] about Chamber fundraiser to raise money for open space in Fairfax