Schools stressed as Covid peaks
West Marin’s schools were slammed with Covid cases after returning from winter break, and changing guidance has confused parents and staff. School officials say the kids who test positive are largely being exposed outside of school,
Weavers shop closes down
For nearly 30 years, Black Mountain Artisans provided West Marin and Bay Area fiber artists with a place to show and sell their creations, and offered one-of-a-kind pieces to Point Reyes Station residents and visitors.
New purchase launches age-in-place for CLAM
A property in Point Reyes Station is the latest to be preserved as affordable housing by the Community Land Trust Association of West Marin. Earlier this month, CLAM finalized an arrangement with Cypress Road homeowner Bobbi Loeb through a retained life estate: Ms.
Marshall and Inverness picked for living shoreline projects in new report
As sea-level rise threatens Marin’s shorelines, the county is searching for nature-based solutions. A promising set of projects known as living shorelines could soon fortify the shores of Tomales Bay,
Tsunami affected tides
West Marin was on alert last Saturday for a tsunami caused by a powerful volcanic eruption in Tonga. The Marin County Sheriff’s Office told residents to avoid coastal waters,
False photo, fake video characterized Farallones poison plan decision
I appreciate the diligence on the part of what appears to be one of the few regional newspapers to have stayed online during the marathon pre-Christmas meeting of the California Coastal Commission.
Nature Notebook, January 20, 2022
The Chinese New Year begins with the new moon of Jan. 31. This year, the zodiac animal honoree is the tiger, which is described as having a dynamic personality—fiery one moment and calm the next.
