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A beloved Bay Area art haven faced collapse. Then came the $1M auction

Sausalito · Sausalito

A beloved Bay Area art haven faced collapse. Then came the $1M auction

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On the brink of financial disaster, Headlands Center for the Arts engineered a stunning revival under new leadership.Read Article

Sausalito Refines Parking Rules on Caledonia Street

Ardrossan · Ardrossan

Sausalito Refines Parking Rules on Caledonia Street

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Sausalito has amended parking restrictions on Caledonia Street to free up spaces for businesses with evening hours. It has also initiated a pilot program to exempt nearby residents so they have more parking options when returning home at night. The City Council adopted the plan at its meeting on Tuesday. The new regulations extend the two-hour parking limit on about 100 spaces along the six-block commercial corridor. Before it was 9 a.m. to 6 p.…See the Story

Fun at Marin County Fair

San Rafael · San Rafael

Fun at Marin County Fair

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Six-year-old Stella Litvak of Novato left, rides the Viper with her sister Eliana, 11, at the Marin County Fair in San Rafael, Calif. on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal)Matt Dinday of San Francisco and his 4-year-old neice Allison Dindy of San Rafael look out while riding a swing ride at the Marin County Fair in San Rafael, Calif. on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal)Julia Ludwin, 9…Read Article

Sports briefs: Novato South, Twin Cities force winner-take-all finals

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The Novato South 11s and the Twin Cities 9-10s both entered Saturday’s District 3 Little League championship games at Joe Wagner Field in Larkspur needing victories to force winner-take-all games Sunday in the double-elimination format. Novato South opened the day with a 4-1 victory over Novato North then Twin Cities followed with a 13-4 victory against Ross Valley to keep their hopes of a district title alive. Xavier Eaton pitched 5.2 innings f…Larkspur, California · Larkspur Read Article

Transportation Authority of Marin approves sea-level plan

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Plans to protect Marin’s roads, paths and transit from rising seas have taken a major step forward with the approval of a new adaptation report. Capping a two-year effort, the board governing the Transportation Authority of Marin voted unanimously to accept the 200-page document at its meeting on June 26. The report identifies seven focus areas in the county, along with several potential projects designed to defend the county’s transportation ne…Marin County · Marin County Read Article

Sausalito reviews repeal of housing requirement

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Sausalito’s affordable housing mandate for its business districts only led to one new affordable apartment in 14 years. That result justified the city’s decision in May to repeal a 2011 law requiring at least one affordable dwelling be included in small-scale developments in its commercial zones, city officials told the City Council on Tuesday. “The former language actually represented a constraint to development,” said Brandon Phipps, the commu…Sausalito · Sausalito Read Article

Corte Madera adopts budgets with surpluses for 2 years

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Corte Madera has adopted budgets for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 fiscal years. The Town Council approved the plans on Tuesday, the first day of the fiscal year. The town expects a surplus of $1.9 million this fiscal year and about $975,000 next. The town ended fiscal year 2024-25 on Monday with $2 million more in revenue than expected because of good sales tax returns and property tax growth, according to staff. The beginning balance in the general …Corte Madera · Corte Madera Read Article

Kentfield Hospital victim of cyberattack by World Leaks, patient data involved

While some of us were considering whether Hunters International was in the process of re-branding as World Leaks or not, World Leaks was busy adding a hospital to its leak site. Kentfield Hospital in California is a crit…Kentfield · Kentfield Read Article

Jim Marshall’s Unseen Grateful Dead

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In a career immersed in rock & roll photography, the late Jim Marshall was long associated with certain iconic images: Johnny Cash flashing his middle finger at San Quentin, Bob Dylan and Suze Rotolo walking the streets of Greenwich Village, Jimi Hendrix thrusting his left arm out during his soundcheck for Monterey Pop. But Marshall’s ongoing documentation of the Grateful Dead embodied a unique bond between photographer and subject. Marshall, w…Bob Dylan · San Quentin Read Article

New report warns that iconic coastal town is at risk of destruction: 'Without action ... impacts will worsen'

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A new report revealed that a picturesque coastal town in California is dangerously underprepared for the potential destruction rising sea levels could cause, the Marin Independent Journal reported. What's happening? Stinson Beach is a small settlement in Marin County about half an hour's drive north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Home to a little over 500 residents, it's known for its pristine white sand beach, which is among the best swimming beac…Stinson Beach · Stinson Beach Read Article

Marin supervisor faces criticism over vote recusals

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A number of Point Reyes Station residents are unhappy about recent decisions by Supervisor Dennis Rodoni to recuse himself from key votes on issues facing the town. They are calling on Rodoni to seek a waiver or exemption from the Fair Political Practices Commission so he can represent their interests when important votes are taken. However, Rodoni says he does not want to request a “blanket waiver, as each project has specific circumstances inv…Point Reyes Station · Point Reyes Station Read Article

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