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Housing plan in Mill Valley prompts many questions I believe the neighbors’ concerns about a proposed affordable housing project across from Hauke Park in Mill Valley are being misstated. The major… → Read More
It is important to start getting younger adults vaccinated as local testing has shown they have had the highest rates of contracting the virus. → Read More
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If such tragedies can be avoided, SMART and city officials should take every practical measure to save lives and limbs. → Read More
The IJ recommends Dr. Edward Alfrey and Ann Sparkman for Marin Healthcare District Board of Directors in the Nov. 3 election. → Read More
Lee Domanico’s retirement from the helm of the MarinHealth Medical Center is not a huge surprise. For many, what he was able to accomplish, has been. → Read More
Fairfax has decided to move forward with a long-planned and amply studied new bridge leading to its Meadow Way neighborhood. → Read More
We need people to be smart before lifting order If the public wants to get life “back to normal,” or at least start the process of reopening the country, then it needs to be smart. Restrictions are… → Read More
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In 2019, community and business leaders gathered to consider a worthwhile initiative, lifting San Rafael’s Canal area over the digital divide by improving broadband access. → Read More
Marin’s representative in the state Senate, Mike McGuire, heard his constituents’ complaints and frustration over the loss of cell phone reception during the recent PG&E power outages. → Read More
Pharmaceutical industry promotes addiction Every day more we learn more about the willful promotion of addictive drugs by the pharmaceutical industry. After all, addicts make very loyal customers. … → Read More
The fact that the Novato City Council’s hearing on Councilwoman Pat Eklund’s proposal to establish a higher local minimum wage lasted four hours should be a clear indication that there’s a deep gap… → Read More
Maybe the headline on the story about noise from gatherings at Mill Valley’s Old Mill Park should have borrowed from Shakespeare: “Much Ado About Nothing.” → Read More
With greed in control, we need ‘happy taxes’ I continue to observe that greed is ugly and that big money has taken full control. We’ve helped corporate America with bank bailouts and tax cuts for t… → Read More
The proposed merger of two important regional agencies, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments, has won a local ally — Marin Supervisor Dennis … → Read More
Safety a concern on ferry to Giants games The purpose of this communication is to place the Golden Gate Bridge District board on notice of what I believe is to be the dangerous and defective condit… → Read More
The formation of joint powers agreements make a lot of sense for a collection of small towns, such as exists in Marin. They enable towns to share powers, skills and funds in collectively addressing… → Read More
San Rafael ban on flavored tobacco appreciated I would like to thank the San Rafael City Council for adopting an ordinance banning the sale of flavored tobacco products and the sale of tobacco prod… → Read More
Curious about Golden Gate Village plans Last week I attended a panel discussion sponsored by the Marin Coalition about the future of Golden Gate Village, the public housing project in Marin City fo… → Read More