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1. Homeowners Could Get Help Paying For Sidewalk Repairs In Mill Valley (patch.com) — Mill Valley homeowners may soon get up to $1,000 from the city to help fix hazardous sidewalks under a new cost-sharing pilot program. Officials divided Mill Valley into 16 zones to systematically identify repairs, aiming to cut injuries and liability while reminding residents they're legally responsible for sidewalks bordering their properties.
2. License Plate Cameras Could Go Dark In Mill Valley Over Privacy Concerns (patch.com) — Mill Valley officials are weighing whether to shut down the city's license plate reader system if vendor Flock Safety won't accept tougher privacy terms. Residents raised concerns about data ownership, camera counts, and contract language, prompting city leaders to seek amendments or explore alternatives before the contract expires in February.
3. Theater review: Curtain Theatre puts on fun-filled, silly show (marinij.com) — Free Shakespeare is back under the redwoods behind the Mill Valley Public Library, as Curtain Theatre marks its 26th summer with a lively, family-friendly "Love's Labour's Lost." Performances at Old Mill Park Amphitheatre run on weekend afternoons and Labor Day through Sept. 7, offering an accessible, no-cost way to enjoy local theater and support Marin actors honing their craft.
4. Rohnert Park Names New Public Safety Director (patch.com) — Mill Valley's current police chief, longtime Marin lawman Rick Navarro, has been tapped to lead Rohnert Park's Department of Public Safety, drawing on his experience running major evacuations and regional emergencies. He'll leave Mill Valley this fall to oversee a combined police-fire agency of more than 100 staff, after decades with the Marin County Sheriff's Office and deep community involvement in Cotati-area youth sports.
5. Girls tennis: Freshmen help serve up Redwood win over Tam (marinij.com) — Tam High's girls tennis team dropped a tight 4-3 MCAL opener to Redwood, but the bigger local twist is that all of Tam's matches are being played away while its Mill Valley courts undergo renovation. Freshmen-powered Redwood swept doubles, while Tam's top singles players shined, and the Hawks now prepare for Terra Linda entirely on the road.
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