Seashore hires first deputy superintendent
The Point Reyes National Seashore will have its first ever full-time deputy superintendent starting next week. Anne Altman, a Fairfax resident and 20-year National Park Service veteran, most recently […]
Inverness preschool plan takes shape
West Marin families will have another choice for preschool as Shoreline Unified School District opens a new program at Inverness School. In August, the district will replace the program […]
Our guide to voting in the June 7 primary
Some elections, especially in these fraught times, crackle with excitement. The upcoming June 7 primary election is not one of them. For openers, there isn’t a single state proposition […]
Inverness neighborhood prepares for disaster in first-ever evacuation drill
Imagine a vehicle fire that starts around Muddy Hollow on Limantour Road. It’s spread by onshore winds into a canyon, and from there climbs the Inverness Ridge and closes […]
With a foot in two worlds
I thought I’d be sitting down to write an article about something light and fun, like the healing potential of intentional cultural and music events. (If that intrigues, it […]
The stories of Eva Luna
“Tell me a story,” I say to you. “What about?” “Tell me a story you have never told anyone before. Make it up for me…” “The Stories of Eva […]
Measure W saves Bolinas development
Progress on the Bolinas downtown affordable housing project leapt ahead this week as its developers, the Bolinas Community Land Trust, secured more than half a million dollars in urgently […]
Black bear sighted near Nicasio
A Point Reyes Station man spotted a bear last week while driving near the Nicasio Reservoir in the predawn darkness. Footage from Joshua Jones’s dash cam captured before 5 […]
Water districts mull new supply options
Marin County’s major water providers are looking for new ways to expand their supply amid increasingly intense and unpredictable droughts. At a board meeting late last month, Marin Water […]
