What: Jazz and Blues by the Bay When: Fridays June 2 - Aug 25 @ 6:30 – 8:00PM, & Sep 1, 8, & 15 @ 6:00 – 7:30PM Where: Gabrielson Park Anchor St &, Humboldt Ave … [Read more...] about A full summer of jazz in Sausalito
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Author Dave Eggers at Book Passage in Corte Madera
Dave Eggers author of “The Eyes and the Impossible,” will be at the Corte Madera Book Passage store 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 17. The Eyes and the Impossible is the story of a dog named Johannes. Johannes is a free dog, a fast dog—such a fast dog! He lives in an urban park by the sea, and every … [Read more...] about Author Dave Eggers at Book Passage in Corte Madera
Week of May 15: A Spin Around Marin
Members of a new group calling itself the “Friends of Rush Creek” protested in front of a fundraiser for Marin County Board of Supervisor Eric Lucan last Friday. As Lucan held a $75 birthday fundraiser for himself, the group made their voices heard on what they said was inaction by Lucan and … [Read more...] about Week of May 15: A Spin Around Marin
New Hollywood diversity rules a timely topic for this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival
Sherman R. Frederick/Properly Subversive Every October Marin becomes the center of the movie-making planet when the Mill Valley Film Festival kicks off, featuring scores of renowned films. Marin’s hard core movie aficionados are in heaven. I’m not quite in the aficionados category. But, I do … [Read more...] about New Hollywood diversity rules a timely topic for this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival
Rotary sponsors fishing day in Novato
Rotary Club of Novato Sunrise sponsored a “Fishing in the City” event (shown above) at Scottsdale Pond in Novato, on May 6. About 70 kids showed up on May 6 to learn to fish and how to protect wildlife and the environment. … [Read more...] about Rotary sponsors fishing day in Novato
Pandemic in Marin (and everywhere else) officially over
The Marin County Health Department reported that the World Health Organization last week declared the End of the Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). Also for the first time in 2023, Marin COVID Level transitioned from Medium to Low based on declining hospitalizations and virus … [Read more...] about Pandemic in Marin (and everywhere else) officially over
28 new Marin Search & Rescue cadets welcomed and ready for work
For the full Marinscope experience, go to NovatoAdvance-ca.newsmemory.com. … [Read more...] about 28 new Marin Search & Rescue cadets welcomed and ready for work
Berkeley woman, Eaquoiya Scott, 22, arrested for robbery of Target store in Marin City
On the morning of May 8, Marin County Sheriff deputies were dispatched to a robbery in progress at Target, 180 Donahue Street in Marin City. During the robbery, deputies learned the suspect, woman in her 20s, loaded various items into a shopping cart and walked to the exit doors, bypassing all … [Read more...] about Berkeley woman, Eaquoiya Scott, 22, arrested for robbery of Target store in Marin City
LaRae June Duncan, 1981 Novato High School graduate, passes at 59
LaRae June Duncan On Thursday, May 4th, LaRae June Duncan, 59, was received at the Pearly Gates by her three dogs, Ewok, Max, and Peanut, who licked her face with joy. She was then greeted by her father, Tom, her mother Elouise, her brother LeRoy, her sister Patty, her sister DeeDee, and her … [Read more...] about LaRae June Duncan, 1981 Novato High School graduate, passes at 59
Binford Road protest scheduled in front of Eric Lucan’s birthday fundraiser
Novato Advance Marinscope Members of a group calling itself the “Friends of Rush Creek” are planning to protest on Friday in front of a fundraiser for Marin County Board of Supervisor Eric Lucan. Lucan is holding a $75-per-plate birthday fundraiser for himself at 5400 Hanna Ranch Road … [Read more...] about Binford Road protest scheduled in front of Eric Lucan’s birthday fundraiser