Larry Clinton/Sausalito Historical Society Throughout her 65 years in Sausalito, Dorothy Gibson gave generously of her time and talent. In addition to her career in social work, the transplanted Buckeye volunteered for various city commissions and non-profits, including the Historical … [Read more...] about Dorothy Gibson: More than a legacy
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Public Health Officers issue statement
Editor's note: This is a joint statement from public health officers representing the Bay Area counties of Marin, Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Solano and Sonoma, plus the city of Berkeley. As local health officers, we fully support all three … [Read more...] about Public Health Officers issue statement
Your horoscope this week
DEEP THOUGHTS: Growing old is never a surprise. How fast it happens is. Libra -- Sept. 23 thru Oct. 22 You will get inspired to get organized, then at the end of the week look around and say “what the heck have I done.” Scorpio -- Oct. 23 thru Nov. 21 On two occasions this week, you will … [Read more...] about Your horoscope this week
County tries to enhance Spanish outreach
Two actions by the Marin County Board of Supervisors meeting on March 2 will be designed to enhance County of Marin public outreach efforts in Spanish. First, the Board will enter into a six-month pilot project with NTT Communications to provide Spanish translation services during Board of … [Read more...] about County tries to enhance Spanish outreach
Novato school district and teacher union reach agreement
(Editor's Note: This is the Memorandum of Understanding Between The Novato Unified School District and The Novato Federation of Teachers Local 1986, CFT/AFT/AFL-CIO. It was reach on Friday. March 13t h, 2021 This Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) is entered by and between the Novato … [Read more...] about Novato school district and teacher union reach agreement
Discrimination alleged at San Marin High School
Derek Wilson Marinscope Schools across California have highlighted their STEM programs designed to promote unique learning opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math, but a recent lawsuit is casting a shadow on the opportunities for minorities in at least one Marin County … [Read more...] about Discrimination alleged at San Marin High School
Tamalpais Union High School District in-person school update
Students at Tamalpais Union High School District won’t be back to campus until mid- to late-April. Five-day-a-week classes won’t start until fall. That’s the word from Superintendent Tara Taupier at an online forum on Monday, March 8. Superintendent Taupier said the timing is … [Read more...] about Tamalpais Union High School District in-person school update
Grounded vessel off Marin shores
The Coast Guard, California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Office of Spill Prevention and Response, Marin County Office of Emergency Services and Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary continue to respond as a unified command to a grounded vessel along the … [Read more...] about Grounded vessel off Marin shores
Fairfax says ‘Yes’ to changing name of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
The town of Fairfax last week broke with the towns of Ross and Larkspur and decided to rename it’s portion of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard after the Miwok. That sets up the possibility that the road will have a patchwork of official names as it goes through the county. Ross and Larkspur said … [Read more...] about Fairfax says ‘Yes’ to changing name of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
Cedars, Branson art exhibit
By Derek Wilson Marinscope Just like good neighbors, the students at the Branson School and the members of Cedars have close ties. The century-old Ross Valley fixtures have participated for more than five years together on various programs. This week, Cedars opens its first … [Read more...] about Cedars, Branson art exhibit