California Department of Justice (DOJ) has entered into a settlement with the Sausalito Marin City School District (District) to address discriminatory treatment of students who were segregated into Bayside Martin Luther King Jr. Academy (Bayside MLK). You can read the settlement here. … [Read more...] about Sausalito segregation settlement
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The romance of early life in Rancho Sausalito
Elenore Meherin and Larry Clinton Sausalito Historical Society In 1994, journalist and novelist Elenore Meherin wrote a four-part series for the Sausalito News featuring Mariana, the youthful daughter of Captain William Richardson. While describing her adventures, Ms. Meherin also provided … [Read more...] about The romance of early life in Rancho Sausalito
Walter Robert Kraemer
Walter Robert Kraemer 1937 - 2020 Walter Robert Kraemer passed away on September 10, 2020 at Riverside Point Convalescent Hospital in Chico, CA at age 83 of Covid 19. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Elizabeth Bentz Kraemer of Taylorsville, CA and his nephew Eddie … [Read more...] about Walter Robert Kraemer
911 Marin: Animal carnage on our roads
Mill Valley Oct. 15 - 22, 2020 Road Of Death: At dusk on Camino Alto it’s absolute carnage as the drivers of vehicles accidentally (it is presumed) hit wildlife crossing the road. A concerned caller told police that turkey and deer and other such critters are nightly meeting their end on this … [Read more...] about 911 Marin: Animal carnage on our roads
A child’s look at early Sausalito
Mignone Trouette Conner Larry Clinton Sausalito Historical Society Mignone Trouette Conner was born in Sausalito in 1908 and lived here until her death at age 99. She was a historian, and a part of Sausalito’s history herself. In 1987, she recalled her childhood here in an oral history with … [Read more...] about A child’s look at early Sausalito
Marin 911: Tide was out on her pants
This pumpkin illustrates. Get Marin's best weekly newspaper delivered to your doorstep. Call 415-892-1516. Sausalito Oct. 8 - 12, 2020 Can’t Unsee It: An “all point female” (that means “homeless woman”) stepped out of a green SUV on Ebbtide Avenue. The tide of the 50-ish woman’s pants … [Read more...] about Marin 911: Tide was out on her pants
Everything you need to know about building an ADU in Marin
Several new tools are now available for homeowners interested in building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), also known as a second unit, a granny flat, an in-law unit, or a converted garage. Help is available whether a property owner wants to generate extra income, create more housing for the local … [Read more...] about Everything you need to know about building an ADU in Marin
School Update: Many kids will be home through the holidays
Marinscope (Novato residents: To start a no obligation free trial home delivery of the Novato Advance, email Publisher Sherm Frederick at shermfrederick@gmail.com.) There will be new meaning for “home for holidays” for students in Novato and San Marin high school students. They will remain at … [Read more...] about School Update: Many kids will be home through the holidays
Sausalito opens street for dining
To take advantage of the fall weather, outdoor dining will be available on Caledonia Street between Pine and Johnson streets from Tuesday, October 13 through Sunday, October 18. The schedule for the week will begin with dinner on Tuesday and continue with lunch and dinner service on Wednesday, … [Read more...] about Sausalito opens street for dining
Ring the Alarm: Hate targeting Jews on the rise
Superintendent of the Tamalpais Union High School District Tara Taupier Sherman R. Frederick Marinscope School officials in Marin County held a Zoom meeting last week as a follow-up to anti-semitic Instragram accounts that targeted Jewish students at Redwood High School. The … [Read more...] about Ring the Alarm: Hate targeting Jews on the rise