Two men died when their car launched into the Canal waterway at a high rate of speed on Sept. 16. The men were trapped underwater and both died at the scene. Alcohol is believed to have been involved. They were identified as Jose Vasquez Gonzales, 21, and Denison Gaytan Hernandez, 21, … [Read more...] about Car launches into the Canal in San Rafael on Saturday morning; two dead
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Grants issued for enhancing mental awareness among seniors in Marin
Marin County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services (Marin BHRS) is taking a significant step toward enhancing mental wellness among older adults. As an active participant in the Help@Hand Innovation Project, a collaboration spanning 15 city/county partnerships, Marin BHRS is strategically … [Read more...] about Grants issued for enhancing mental awareness among seniors in Marin
Spin Around Marin: Mail theft, census update and ‘Meals on Wheels’ needs volunteers
National Voter Registration Day — Preparation for the 2024 election cycle is beginning at Marin County Civic Center
National Voter Registration Day is September 19, and the League of Women Voters of Marin County and the Marin County Elections Department are hosting an event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Marin County Civic Center to encourage residents to check their voter status.The civic holiday, meant … [Read more...] about National Voter Registration Day — Preparation for the 2024 election cycle is beginning at Marin County Civic Center
West Nile Virus detected in Marin County
The Marin County Health Department reported on Friday, Sept. 16, Last that several crows infected with West Nile Virus were detected near San Rafael. Risk should be assumed to be present county-wide. These are the first reports of West Nile Virus (WNV) activity in 2023. Avoiding … [Read more...] about West Nile Virus detected in Marin County
In 1973, the Golden Gate toll was 75 cents (round trip)
Mike Read/Pages From The Past 100 Years Ago September 1923 – Mrs. J. A. White, of Ignacio, has our thanks for a delicious lemon pie. Were it possible to kill a fellow with kindness we would begin to think seriously, but the good pastry that has come in so generously passed through the … [Read more...] about In 1973, the Golden Gate toll was 75 cents (round trip)
Spine Institute opens in Marin
MarinHealth has announced the opening of MarinHealth Spine Institute, a new specialty clinic that brings together leading experts in spine surgery, pain management, and anesthesiology to provide more treatment options for patients with spine conditions—from innovative pain management techniques to … [Read more...] about Spine Institute opens in Marin
Three busted for stealing the mail in Marin; they had post office keys
Vigilant residents of the Bay Vista Apartments in Hamilton reported an in-progress mail theft last week. Novato Police officers responded and located a vehicle matching the description provided to officers. Officers stopped the car and detained three people. Two of the people in the car … [Read more...] about Three busted for stealing the mail in Marin; they had post office keys
Jimmy Buffett wrote ‘Come Monday’ in San Anselmo
Larry Clinton/Sausalito Historical Society The recent news of Jimmy Buffet’s death from — what else? — skin cancer reminded me of his many ties to our part of the world. In 1983, Buffet told David Letterman how he got the inspiration for his hit Come Monday at the Howard Johnson’s in Mill … [Read more...] about Jimmy Buffett wrote ‘Come Monday’ in San Anselmo
Spin Around Marin: MVFF announces headliners, rent control in Larkspur and boat show coming to Sausalito
MVFF46 The 46th annual Mill Valley Film Festival has released its full lineup for this Oct. 5-15 event and heading the list is Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla,” a biopic about the first years of Priscilla Presley’s life with Elvis. The opening night film is scheduled to be “Day of the Fight,” a … [Read more...] about Spin Around Marin: MVFF announces headliners, rent control in Larkspur and boat show coming to Sausalito