Communities throughout Marin stand united against hate in all its forms. In Mill Valley, the Chamber of Commerce, for example, passed out “United Against Hate” posters to hang in the windows of local shops next week. This visible stand also took place in towns and villages throughout Marin … [Read more...] about Marin stands against hate
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To get ‘the shot’ … or not — here’s what my doctor said; also Rep. Huffman rightly votes to censure Rep. Tlaib
Sherman R. Frederick/Properly Subversive Last time I looked at the national numbers, about 3% of Americans had received a COVID shot. Federal health care folk characterized that as “on track.” Far be it for me to second guess the national health brainiacs who brought us ideas like … [Read more...] about To get ‘the shot’ … or not — here’s what my doctor said; also Rep. Huffman rightly votes to censure Rep. Tlaib
The background of Veterans Day
In 1921, an unknown American soldier from World War I was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery, on a hill overlooking our nation’s capital. It turns out that similar ceremonies had previously taken place in England and France; an unknown soldier was buried in each country’s most esteemed … [Read more...] about The background of Veterans Day
Native Americans and the Petaluma Veterans Day Parade
The Arcata Town Council discussed the question of whether to call off their 1991 Veterans Day Parade. Veterans Day Parade Commander John Groby asked Terrance Brown what the Native Americans wanted to do. He responded that they would march to honor America’s Veterans regardless of the town’s … [Read more...] about Native Americans and the Petaluma Veterans Day Parade
Survey says: Protecting nature, disaster readiness and affordable housing among Marin’s big concerns
Marin County Special to Marinscope Results are in from a Marin County community survey conducted earlier this year. The County is now evaluating residents’ perceptions of the quality of public services and aspects of community livability. The County Administrator’s Office presented an … [Read more...] about Survey says: Protecting nature, disaster readiness and affordable housing among Marin’s big concerns
Glory Dayz to play Trek Winery on Nov. 25
The band Glory Dayz featuring Frankie Adel, formerly of Sha Na Na, will play at Trek Winery in Novato on Nov. 25 from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Glory Dayz consists of long-time bay area performers, including Dave Bringhurst from the 1970's Novato Band "Afton"; guitar player John Lawrence from … [Read more...] about Glory Dayz to play Trek Winery on Nov. 25
Marin 911: Mill Valley residents bump into the homeless mentally ill
MILL VALLEYN-Word: On Oct. 31 a woman known for yelling racial slurs was reported to be at it again, this time yelling the “n-word” at students. Police have had multiple interactions with the “n-word” lady. Moved along. Service provided. Damn Google: A woman came up to a door on Leyton Court and … [Read more...] about Marin 911: Mill Valley residents bump into the homeless mentally ill
Spin around Marin: Best mixologist, fire ban, sea rise and taxes
Community Chat Mill Valley Mayor Urban Carmel, Vice Mayor Stephen Burke, and City Manager Todd Cusimano invite all to a “Community Chat” at 5:30 p.m. live and in person on Thursday, Nov. 2, at Mill Valley City Hall or via Zoom. This is a series of informal meetings intended to give everyone the … [Read more...] about Spin around Marin: Best mixologist, fire ban, sea rise and taxes
Energy saving kits promoted to Spanish speakers in Novato
Marin County Special to Marinscope Sometimes the most effective form of public outreach is through face-to-face contact from a trusted source. Recognizing this, the Marin County Community Development Agency Sustainability Team has funded an in-person campaign between North Marin Community … [Read more...] about Energy saving kits promoted to Spanish speakers in Novato
After a year, rent control in Fairfax still mostly cloudy
Sherman R. Frederick Ross Valley Reporter Fairfax became the first town in Marin to approve rent control. However, precisely when the controversial idea might actually be implemented remains murky. The muddy waters of rent control stirred again at Wednesday’s (Nov. 1) Town Council meeting … [Read more...] about After a year, rent control in Fairfax still mostly cloudy