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Also on today's calendar: Bone Health & Aging: Building Strong Bones Now and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: When geese fly, one side is longer than the other. do you know why that is ? π€ (Answer below!)
1. Going Out: arts & nightlife events, Sept. 17-25 (ebar.com) β Mill Valley theatergoers can catch "The White Chip" at Marin Theatre through Sept. 20, a darkly comic play about addiction and recovery set in the world of a rising director. It's part of a larger Bay Area arts and nightlife roundup, but this local production offers an especially close-to-home option for an evening out.
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2. 49th Mill Valley Film Festival (MVFF) Adds Venice Prize Winner 'NAZA' to Lineup (awardswatch.com) β Mill Valley's signature film festival is adding NAZA, a Venice prize-winning documentary about Israeli targeting systems in Gaza, to this year's lineup. The Mill Valley Film Festival runs October 1β11 at venues across Marin and the Bay Area, with NAZA screening twice in San Rafael and several high-profile narrative films anchoring opening, centerpiece, and closing nights.
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3. Election 2026: Four candidates seek three seats on Richardson Bay Sanitary District board (thearknewspaper.com) β Wastewater from Tiburon and Strawberry is pumped to Mill Valley for treatment, and four local residents are now vying for three seats on the Richardson Bay Sanitary District board that oversees this system. The candidates debate whether to resist or revisit consolidation with other Marin sewer agencies, while emphasizing low rates, infrastructure maintenance, and environmental responsibility for the 4,000-plus households they serve.
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4. Outside magazine names Chattanooga one of the best trail towns in America (timesfreepress.com) β Mill Valley earns a nod from Outside magazine as one of America's standout trail towns, sharing the spotlight with Bend, Boulder, Marquette, and top-ranked Chattanooga. The story highlights how strong trail systems, community stewardship, and outdoor culture define these destinations, underscoring Mill Valley's national reputation as a gateway to exceptional hiking and running.
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5. Southern California parents demand action as only 25% of district classrooms have AC (thecooldown.com) β Families in Mill Valley are being reminded how vulnerable local schools are, with flooding already disrupting access and causing students to miss class time. A broader look at overheated classrooms in Southern California ties Mill Valley's flooding challenges to statewide strains on aging school buildings as extreme weather worsens, raising questions about how districts will keep kids safe and learning.
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