Sherman R. Frederick Novato Advance The Novato City Council, which likes to take pride in it’s “no drama” approach of late to Council meetings, found itself squabbling at the last meeting. The issue at hand: How to fill the vacancy left by Hamilton area Councilmember Amy Peele, who … [Read more...] about Council sets Oct. 12 to make a call on District 5
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MultiCultural Commission’s annual report
Marinscope After technical difficulties prevented the Novato Multi-Cultural Commission from making its annual report at the last Novato City Council meeting, Chair Nicole Gardner returned to the virtual Novato City Council Meeting on Sept 28 to make the report. And it went off without a … [Read more...] about MultiCultural Commission’s annual report
And then there was only one undefeated team — San Marin Mustangs.
San Marin It was a matchup of the Marin varsity football elite -- the undefeated San Marin High School Mustangs (4-0) and the newly named Archie Williams Peregrine Falcons (4-0), formerly the Drake Pirates. When the dust settled, the Mustangs stomped on the Falcons/Pirates for a 48-20 win and … [Read more...] about And then there was only one undefeated team — San Marin Mustangs.
Novato redistricting
Novato Advance/Marinscope After converting from electing City Council members at large to electing them by districts, the city will now go through a redistricting exercise using new census numbers. It could result in changes with some voters moving into new districts. The city is going … [Read more...] about Novato redistricting
Testing kiosk opens in Novato on Tuesday (Sept. 28)
Starting Tuesday (Sept. 28) a new COVID-19 testing kiosk will be open at the Novato Gymnastic Center in downtown Novato. The fully automated process will be free and results will be returned in two days or less. The kiosk at 950 7th Street is courtesy of a partnership between the City of Novato … [Read more...] about Testing kiosk opens in Novato on Tuesday (Sept. 28)
Pages From The Past: And the church bells rang
Mike Read/Pages From The Past 100 Years Ago September 1921 -- The bond election for a new $35,000 grammar school at Novato carried last Saturday by overwhelming majority. The result was 241 for the bonds with only 28 against. The citizens of the town celebrated the occasion by ringing … [Read more...] about Pages From The Past: And the church bells rang
Old mill goes down to make room for new hotel
Week 4: San Marin, Archie Williams undefeated
As Marin high schools head into Week 5 of the varsity football season, the San Marin Mustangs and the Archie Williams Peregrine Falcons emerged undefeated, setting up a battle this Friday between the teams. Marin Catholic The Marin Catholic Wildcats played their first home game this varsity … [Read more...] about Week 4: San Marin, Archie Williams undefeated
Pages From The Past: Ignacio school flourishes
Mike Reed/Pages From The Past 100 Years Ago September 1921 -- A.McDonald, architect, who is building the Clarkson home on the Home Ranch, has bought the property adjoining Mr. Dunlap. -- Messrs. Larsen and Kokyer, who bought the Burnham ranch, are building a large new brooder … [Read more...] about Pages From The Past: Ignacio school flourishes
Novato City Council: Presbyterian Church’s 125th anniversary commemorated
The Novato City Council issued a proclamation commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Presbyterian Church in Novato. Adam Smith and Sally Carbonara from the church were on had for the Zoom meeting. Smith, who noted that’s only been here for the last 2 and half years of the Church’s … [Read more...] about Novato City Council: Presbyterian Church’s 125th anniversary commemorated