POV

Stance on subjective charges is like no other county.

It is a possibility? Or fantasy?

In 2009, this is a good place to be.

West Marin—an organic success story.

A year from now, how will the county look?

Local merchants improve our quality of life.

Constitutional Convention Summit slated for February 24.

Last year’s accomplishments point to a strong new year.

Marin is well-positioned for an uncertain future.

The November 4 Ballot will Define America and Marin County.

Do the litter and weeds bother anyone else?

Friday Forums will spark county dialogue.

Avoiding another crisis.

Five Marin destinations to entertain visitors.

The decibel level is so high in the debate over aerial spraying in Marin to eradicate a tiny moth that it’s difficult for solid information to sink in. Here’s what I do know. Federal and state officials maintain the light…

A Glance Back, a Look Ahead.

Fall energizes my mind. The crisp, clear air cranks up my optimism. I imagine Marin being all that it can be. Are you with me? This autumn as I drive, bike and hike around the county, here’s what I visualize…

Marin on Fire—Preparing for the Next Urban Wildfire.

Jim talks about the herbicide glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup, as a way of controlling invasive plants now threatening the biodiversity on Mt. Tam.

Jim talks about finding a slogan to help reduce Marin's 3.2 million tons of global-warming carbon dioxide emissions.

Jim Wood gives his opinion on the third revision to Marin's County Wide Plan under consideration.

Jim Wood looks at SMART defeat.

Jim Wood explores the world of Marin's non profits

It’s time for renewal of community purpose.

Jim lists the people he has selected as the most influential individuals in Marin County's 160 year history