07/11/2018
Intense natural destruction and rejuvenation are central themes in the paintings by Angela Tirrell on exhibit this month at First Valley Inverness. Ms. Tirrell’s upbringing in Inverness had a huge effect on her philosophy and work, which is often political and environmental in nature. “The scents, the lushness, the tranquility,...
07/11/2018
Baby of the Week “Baby Boom” LUCA KARL GATHERAL PERSSON FLEMING — BORN MARCH 1, 2017 Son of Annelie Persson and Jesse Fleming of Point Reyes Station. Grandson of Gunhild and Karl-Arne Persson of Furulund, Sweden and Christine Reding and Randall Fleming of Point Reyes Station. Nephew of Uncle Peter...
07/05/2018
John Kelly says that when he arrived in Marshall, in 1988, virtually no one was studying birds on Tomales Bay. Mr. Kelly, who has a master’s in wildlife from Humboldt State and a doctorate in ecology from the University of California, Davis, had just landed a job at Audubon Canyon...
07/05/2018
Early mornings bring extreme low tides, with the lowest at -1.3 on Sunday, July 15 at 7:26 a.m. Dropping overhead are the Delta Aquarids from July 22 through August 23, peaking on July 28. It is a quiet shower, with about 20 falling stars an hour. Meteors are bits of...
06/28/2018
We’ve been documenting the development of wireless microwave devices and the independent science on its effects for the past 20 years. So we were delighted by a recent confluence of events: the release of the National Toxicology Program peer-reviewed study and the publication of an article in The Nation, “How...
06/28/2018
MAY VELLOZA AT 90 YEARS OLD AT HER HOME IN POINT REYES STATION "My grandmother and grandfather, Paulina and Innocento DeGotardi, came here as newlyweds from Switzerland in the early 1900s. My mother, Caroline, was born at Millerton Ranch. She met my father, Ambrogio Bordessa, who had just emigrated from...
06/21/2018
Paul Harris, an artist, sculptor and art professor who lived in Bolinas for 55 years, died on May 13 in Bozeman, Mont., at age 92. He is known for a body of work that defied category and genre, harnessing media from fabric to pencil to bronze. His sculptures, portraits and...
06/21/2018
This is a tribute to Ralph Borge, my drawing instructor back in 1966. You ran a photo of his wife Martha outside their home gallery on B Street in Point Reyes Station. She was holding an image of Ralph, who passed a while back. Before I saw this photo in...
06/21/2018
3/4 cup sugar 2 beaten eggs 1/2 cup milk from the farm 1 cube butter, melted and cooled 1 Tbs lemon extract 1.5 cups flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp salt 2 Tbs poppy seeds Grease and flour a 9x13-inch pan. Blend together sugar, milk,...
06/21/2018
Mayumi Oda’s favorite vegetable is the cabbage. “They look like roses…the beautiful unfolding of it is so awakening,” said Ms. Oda, an artist who long lived in Muir Beach and spent time at Green Gulch, during an artist talk on Saturday at the Bolinas Museum. Actually in Hawaii, where she...
