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Milestones: Good news about Marin people

Summary by Marin Independent Journal

Recognition: Kristin Tiéche, who grew up in Mill Valley, won the DocLands Audience Choice Award for her documentary film “The Invisible Mammal” at this year’s DocLands Documentary Film Festival. Scholarships: Owen J. Xu, of the Branson School, and Nicholas Hartung and Charles Scott, both of Redwood High School, were awarded National Merit Scholarships. They each will receive $2,500. Recognition: Sausalito-based pet food company Pure Cravings won…

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Marin Independent Journal

Milestones: Good news about Marin people

Recognition: Kristin Tiéche, who grew up in Mill Valley, won the DocLands Audience Choice Award for her documentary film “The Invisible Mammal” at this year’s DocLands Documentary Film Festival. Scholarships: Owen J. Xu, of the Branson School, and Nicholas Hartung and Charles Scott, both of Redwood High School, were awarded National Merit Scholarships. They each will receive $2,500. Recognition: Sausalito-based pet food company Pure Cravings won…

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