10/04/2018
With the first rains come slippery roads. Two cars flipped over on Saturday, in Olema and on Mount Tam. Above, a car flipped into a ditch on Monday in Inverness, and another three cars flipped over or drove off Highway 1 on Tuesday.
08/29/2018
During their first week of school, Nicasio School students visited a child-centered exhibit at the Nicasio Historical Society. Two students, siblings Daniel and Sophia Silva, were brought to the front of the group to recount the six generations of Nicasio family members before them. The pupils also played baseball on...
08/29/2018
Construction crews broke ground next door to SPAWN headquarters in Tocaloma earlier this month in an effort to redirect Lagunitas Creek and allow overflow during heavy rains. The project, which will cost just under $5 million, will remove about 8,000 cubic yards of soil in the first phase, and then...
07/05/2018
Ru Bradford and Dameene Dedrick celebrate the Bolinas men's victory over Stinson Beach during the Independence Day tug-of-war. The Bolinas women also won.
07/05/2018
Patriotic stilt walkers joined old-timey cars, dirt and mountain bikes and plenty of horses at the laid-back, candy-rich and sometimes wet Woodacre Independence Day parade.
05/31/2018
Sixteen-year-old Mollie Donaldson is this year’s lone candidate for the Western Weekend Junior Grand Marshal. Ms. Donaldson is a junior at Tomales High and the fourth generation to live on the Crayne Ranch in Tomales. She is also president of the Tomales High Theater Club and the Interact Club, plays...
05/31/2018
Supervisor Rodoni cut the ribbon at the new Marin County Health and Human Services building in Point Reyes Station last Wednesday, exactly one year after construction began. The building includes energy-efficient features, dark sky-compliant lights and some elements from both local craftsmen and the demolished building. The county said an...
05/10/2018
A grand opening for Center—an art gallery, office, retail shop and co-workspace behind the Inverness post office—attracted a crowd on Saturday evening. Art shows will alternate every couple of months, pour-over coffee will be served on Sundays and other days will see pop-up thrift shops, knitting circles and social media...
05/03/2018
Last Sunday, the historic Papermill Creek Saloon celebrated 50 years under the ownership of Thomasina Wilson, now 93 years old and living on the same property where she raised her 14 children. Ms. Wilson renamed the saloon, formerly called the Lodge and dating back to 1939, because of its rough...
