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Today's riddle: Why did the cookie go to the hospital? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Mill Valley Voter Guide 2026: What's On The Ballot, Voting, & More (patch.com) — Mill Valley voters are getting ready for the Nov. 3, 2026 election, with an uncontested City Council race featuring incumbents Stephen Burke and Mayor Max Perrey and a crucial Measure T renewal to fund roads and wildfire safety. The guide also walks local residents through a major county childcare tax measure, key statewide races, and numerous statewide propositions that will shape taxes, housing, voting rules, and public services affecting Mill Valley and the wider region.
2. Duane Betts Blazes a Fresh Trail on the Isle of Hope Tour (popmatters.com) — Duane Betts & Palmetto Hotel recently turned Mill Valley's Sweetwater Music Hall into a two-night blues-rock house party, blending new songs with Allman Brothers and Grateful Dead favorites. With guest appearances from local musicians and a packed Saturday crowd, the shows highlighted how this intimate Mill Valley venue continues to draw top-tier touring acts and devoted fans.
3. A Kelvin Wave on Top of El Niño? What Bay Area Hikers, Bikers, Swimmers and Campers Should Know This Winter (kqed.org) — Flooding from El Niño, king tides, and a Kelvin wave could again submerge the Mill Valley–Sausalito path and nearby low-lying areas, disrupting hikes, bike rides, and coastal camping plans. Local park officials are already preparing closures, reroutes, and warnings, and they urge residents to closely watch tides, storms, and campground notices before heading out this fall and winter.
4. Mill Valley Film Festival: Marin filmmaker, community activist turns the lens on herself (marinij.com) — Mill Valley residents can catch the world premiere of "The Unrooted Bloom" at the Mill Valley Film Festival and a follow-up screening at the Mill Valley Public Library this weekend. The documentary follows Marin activist and poet Amber Allen-Peirson through a deeply personal journey of identity, race, family history, and healing, including reflections on activism sparked by local debates in Mill Valley.
5. Mill Valley bans nicotine sales with no exemptions (pressdemocrat.com) — Mill Valley has approved a sweeping ban on all retail nicotine and vaping product sales, taking effect Feb. 1, 2027 and affecting five local retailers. City leaders say the move aims to protect youth and public health, while regional health advocates hail it as a national landmark and one industry representative warns it may simply shift where residents buy these products.
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