A Brief History of the Alpine Dam
A first task of the Marin Municipal Water District was to build remote Alpine Dam, which was constructed a century ago.
Marin Matters
Lifehouse at 65, Still Serving Those With Developmental Disabilities
The nonprofit provides residential services to adults and seniors in need.
Protecting Marin's Open Spaces
Thank Measure A for protecting Marin's open spaces, parks, and agricultural lands.
A Home of Their Own: Tackling Homelessness in Marin
County agencies have helped decrease Marin’s number of chronically homeless.
3 Local Places to Pick Your Own Apples
Start the holiday baking season with hand-selected local apples.
9 Works by Marin Artists Appearing at the Mill Valley Film Festival
The Mill Valley Film Festival screens films from around the world but it doesn’t neglect local talent.
Still on Shaky Ground: 30 Years After the Loma Prieta Earthquake
On the 30 year anniversary of the 1989 earthquake, we examine what we've learned and what to do to prepare for the next large quake.
Restore with the September's Yoga Pose: Reverse Savasana
A breakdown of Reverse Savasana
Dog-of-the-Month September: Remy
Remy is an energetic young pup belonging to a very old and unusual European dog breed.
Secondhand for a Better Land
Secondhand is sustainable! Learn more about local consignment and thrift shops.
#MeToo In Marin
In the social media age, navigating sexual situations and power dynamics is more challenging than ever.
Lagunitas' Claim to Fame? Hint: It's Not Just About the Beer
Famous names figure in the history of West Marin’s San Geronimo Valley.
On the Waterfront: The History of Sausalito
Picture-perfect Sausalito has a uniquely colorful history.
A Strange Summer Love Song in Sausalito
Strange sounds of Sausalito’s serenading summer fish are actually a mating call.
How Darcy Alkus-Barrow Pursues Her Passion
Marin philanthropist unites her entrepreneurial savvy, love of family and dedication to children.
Living Mas: A Night at the Taco Bell Hotel
Kasia Pawlowska experiences the wonders of the Taco Bell Hotel on its final night of opening in Palm Springs.
10 Ideas for Simplifying School Mornings
Every parent knows that getting ready in the morning is no minor task. Here are some tips we pulled from the experts – actual moms.
Dog-of-the-Month August: Zeus
Zeus the Great Dane has a name befitting of his breed, and it’s one he lives up to.
Get it Straight this August with our Yoga Pose Of The Month: Chaturanga Dandasana
Chaturanga Dandasana (chat-ahr-AWNG-ah don-DAH-sah-nah) or Four-Limbed Staff Pose This month’s yoga pose is dedicated to Maty Ezraty, whose recent untimely death sent shockwaves and sadness throughout the worldwide yoga community. Even though I did not train directly under Ezraty, her…
In the Wake of This Weekend's Tragedies
It has been a traumatic weekend for our community: here are a few resources for those grappling with grief in these difficult times.
Star Route: The Story Behind the Name of a West Marin farm
The farm's namesake has an unexpected history.
The First Baptist Theological School in the Western US
The Seminary at Strawberry was opened in Marin and once considered a possible site for the United Nations.
5 Life Lessons from Elle Woods
Some unlikely wisdom from the heroine of Legally Blonde the Musical, coming to Novato.
Dog-of-the-Month, July: Etta James Bond
Etta James Bond might be a pint-sized pooch, but she packs a lot of punch.
The Loss of Two Novato High Students Turns Attention to Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention Education
As a community grieves the loss of two of its students, there are hopes that their stories can be a warning to others.
National Kitten Day
July 10th is a day to raise awareness and celebrate kittens in need. We talked to a volunteer at Marin Humane to learn more.
5 Rewarding Volunteering Experiences to Keep Your Kids Busy This Summer
To develop children with a deep sense of kindness, empathy and compassion, look for volunteer opportunities that can make a long-term impression.
Dog-of-the-Month: Valentino
Despite being injured as a pup, Valentino the chow lives a rich and happy life
Stretch Your Civic Muscles: Volunteer in Marin
There are countless ways to support the greater Marin community, and summer brings opportunities to do that in the great outdoors.
Family-Friendly Wildflower Hikes
April showers—or in our case, January, February and March downpours—bring May flowers, especially wildflowers.
