In the depth of the pandemic shutdown – 2019 and 2021 — San Francisco lost more than half its jobs in the food service. The startling numbers were released last week by the U.S. Census Bureau. The data showed that in 2019 the city – known for its world class restaurant industry – reported … [Read more...] about SF restaurant industry lost half its jobs during the pandemic
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How Critical Race Theory is being taught in pubic schools
Do you have questions about CRT (Critical Race Theory) and why or how it is being taught in schools? Join the Novato Republican Women, Federated for an in depth presentation. Chris Arend, an attorney, and also President of the Paso Robles School District, will give his perspective as a … [Read more...] about How Critical Race Theory is being taught in pubic schools
Those were not Marin owned buses dropping migrants off in New York
The buses with a Marin logo on them that were used to transport immigrants from Texas to New York, were not buses owned by Marin Airporter. The local company had sold them to another company that had not removed the logos as required. … [Read more...] about Those were not Marin owned buses dropping migrants off in New York
MWPAC endorsements
Members of the Marin Women's Political Action Committee voted to endorse and recommend the following political candidates at an Endorsement Meeting. School Districts Mill Valley: Natalie Katz, Sharon Nakatani, Yunhee Yoo. Novato: Abbey Picus. Ross Valley: Chris … [Read more...] about MWPAC endorsements
Leaf-blower war advances on Marin’s southern flank
MarinscopeThe war on gas-powered leaf blowers advanced to Marin County’s southern flank as a new law will take effect in Sausalito on Thursday (Sept. 29) prohibiting the tool. Gasoline-powered leaf blowers are either banned, or about to be banned, throughout the county on grounds they are noisy and … [Read more...] about Leaf-blower war advances on Marin’s southern flank
Pages From The Past: Boy puts house fire out
Pages From The Past/Mike Read 100 Years Ago September 1922 – Mrs. Neilsen contemplates moving the large, fine barn that stands on the back of her lot to the front, and facing the west, converting it into a five-room house with all conveniences for a good home. There is a growing demand for … [Read more...] about Pages From The Past: Boy puts house fire out
Sausalito History: The great underwater search
Sausalito Historical Society/Jack Tracy and Larry Clinton In addition to authoring the definitive Sausalito history book, Moments in Time, Historical Society founder Jack Tracy also wrote for this newspaper. In September 1987 he penned the following account of a unique historic … [Read more...] about Sausalito History: The great underwater search
Marin 911: Novato neighborhoods peppered with hate message
Marinscope Hate messages hit the doorsteps of Novato homes last week. On Monday morning, Sept. 19, 2022, Novato police began receiving reports about the distribution of antisemitic flyers to residences within the city and in the unincorporated areas of Novato. The flyers were placed in … [Read more...] about Marin 911: Novato neighborhoods peppered with hate message
Marin 911: Poisoned food, Goldilocks and porch pirates
SAUSALITO Poison: A resident on Cazneau Avenue said a neighbor is putting out dead fish and bowls of dog food that he suspects is poisoned. Police responded. Goldilocks: A heavy woman, who was said to be homeless and wearing a pink tank top, was found in the bedroom of a citizen’s apartment on … [Read more...] about Marin 911: Poisoned food, Goldilocks and porch pirates
Twin quakes hit Santa Rosa; 4.4 and 4.3 shakes the region
An earthquake registering at 4.4 shook Santa Rosa and surrounding communities at 6:39 p.m. Sept. 14. A second quake with a magnitude of 4.3 followed 42 seconds later. Authorities reported the earthquakes happened at the Rodgers Creek Fault, which last had a significant earthquake around the … [Read more...] about Twin quakes hit Santa Rosa; 4.4 and 4.3 shakes the region