Speculation also has grown that palace staffers, who worked for Meghan when she was an active member of the royal family, might be ready to go public with allegations that she bullied them.
Most of the football and men's basketball coaches are either too new or too successful to be in danger of losing their jobs next year.
District must address community concerns The recent Marin IJ article sharing the Tam High Union School District’s new push for a bond to cover school improvements (“Tam Union district to seek lower cost Measure A bond option,” April 18) shows once again how the leadership fails to look inward when casting blame for the recent […]
Choosing a bottle of wine can be a stressful task. Especially when that wine is meant for someone else.
The former Union City council member and state Assembly member was recalled as a trailblazing leader in education and politics.
Here are three things to watch for during official Washington’s annual celebration of the First Amendment — and itself.
Just a little over 50 years ago, two Marin residents met for the first time at a three-day American Rose Society Western District convention and rose show at the historic Eureka Inn in Humboldt County. They had no idea at the time that their serendipitous meeting would result in the founding of one of Marin’s […]
Saturday Divine liturgy: presented by St. Nicholas Orthodox Church at 9:30 a.m. followed by festal vigil at 6 p.m. at 102 Ross Ave. in San Anselmo. Go to stnicholasmarin.org. Potluck Shabbat Pesach brunch: presented by Gan HaLev at 10:30 a.m. at San Geronimo Valley Community Center at 6350 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. in San Geronimo. […]
Not only are berries good for humans, but their blossoms provide pollen and nectar for beneficial insects and food for birds and wildlife.
“Wallpaper?” “Yes, wallpaper,” the designer said. “I haven’t put wallpaper in a home in 15 years.” “Where have you been? Wallpaper is huge.” Then I started noticing. He was right. A couple months ago, I got the bug to refresh and update my dining room. I was not being rash. The furniture dates back to […]
San Marin handed Redwood its first loss of the MCAL baseball season, 7-4, on Thursday to move into a tie for second place with Novato heading into the final week of competition before the playoffs.
• The Smith Rafael Film Center hosts a screening of “States of Grace,” a documentary about Marin resident Dr. Grace Dammann’s recovery from a near-fatal traffic collision, followed by a discussion with Dammann and the filmmakers at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at 1118 Fourth St. in San Rafael. Admission is $8.50 to $14. Go to rafaelfilm.cafilm.org. […]
• Sausalito’s City Wide Yard Sale features more than 80 booths from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the MLK parking lot at 610 Coloma St. in Sausalito. Admission is free. For more information, visit sausalito.gov. • The Marin Art and Garden Center hosts a plant swap from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and […]
News briefs from across Marin County.
The group called the Committee to Rescue Fairfax wants to oust Lisel Blash and Stephanie Hellman over rent control and other issues.
The program has worked to drastically decrease the number of Marin City adults and youths in the criminal justice system.
California’s math wars are roiling the state’s educational system, with contentious debates over high school curricula. At issue is whether a “data science” course should be available as a substitute for Algebra 2. The University of California and California State University systems previously accepted data science as an advanced math requirement in place of Algebra […]
