The occupants of 25 vessels currently anchored in Richardson Bay Regional Agency (RBRA) waters on the far side of the Sausalito channel have been given notice to relocate their boats to a new RBRA anchorage area by October 15, 2024, according to a staff report prepared by … [Read more...] about ‘Anchor-out’ vessels given notice to relocated
Marin Living
Marin County overdose death stats released, also 1 in 10 dead bats in Marin have rabies
In the latest public health report published by the Marin County Health Department, the official statistics for drug overdose deaths were revealed. In 2023 Marin, 61 residents of the county died of a drug overdose. This is the same number as deaths that occured in 2022. In 2021, there were … [Read more...] about Marin County overdose death stats released, also 1 in 10 dead bats in Marin have rabies
Memorial Day ceremony set for Marin
Local military veterans organizations in Marin County are inviting the community to join them in paying respects to fallen servicemembers during a Memorial Day event starting at 9 AM Monday, May 27, in San Rafael. The location of the annual ceremony has changed because of a construction project … [Read more...] about Memorial Day ceremony set for Marin
What the dead can tell you: Meeting of the Marin County Genealogical Society
The Marin County Genealogical Society will hold a vital meeting on May 23. Information on the topics and details to registered are below. … [Read more...] about What the dead can tell you: Meeting of the Marin County Genealogical Society
Good homes needed for Marin foster care
San Rafael, CA – Every child deserves stability, especially during times of crisis. Unfortunately, for some youth in Marin County's foster care system, sudden moves disrupt their lives, forcing them to leave their homes, schools, and communities behind. National Foster Care Month, … [Read more...] about Good homes needed for Marin foster care
Now’s the time to comment on e-bike rules
Community members have two opportunities in the next month to provide direct feedback on how the federal government should address safety regulations for e-bikes. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is taking public comment until Wednesday, April 24, on what its consumer protection … [Read more...] about Now’s the time to comment on e-bike rules
Marin tackles mental health disparities in men and boys
Marin County Special to Marinscope In Marin County, although men and boys constitute 49% of the population, they tragically account for 75% of deaths resulting from suicide and overdose. It is a stark statistic that the Suicide Prevention Collaborative's Men and Boys Action Team is addressing … [Read more...] about Marin tackles mental health disparities in men and boys
CHP diverts Marin traffic after protest shuts down Golden Gate Bridge; cars backed up for miles
TRAFFIC ALERT US-101 GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE US-101 on the Golden Gate Bridge is closed in both directions due to a demonstration. Unknown ETO at this time. Heavy traffic in the area. Traffic is being diverted at the Alexander Avenue off ramp. Please use an alternate route. Read more from the … [Read more...] about CHP diverts Marin traffic after protest shuts down Golden Gate Bridge; cars backed up for miles
Sondheim comes to the Lark
If you like Broadway music, the place to be in May is the Lark Theater. The Lark Theater will present “Side By Side” by Stephen Sondheim, the Tony Award winning musical revue celebrating the wit and genius of musical theater's most influential artist. It opens on May 2 and runs through … [Read more...] about Sondheim comes to the Lark
Marin health department warns cell phones unreliable in a disaster
Although Marin County relies on cell phones in disasters and accompanying power outages, the Marin County Health Department in its weekly newsletter reminded citizens that “cell phone function is not guaranteed in disasters.” Therefore, the NCRT – Novato Commuity Response Tam – has identified … [Read more...] about Marin health department warns cell phones unreliable in a disaster









