A Hike Through the History of China Camp State Park

The Marin Conservation League held a Walk into (Conservation) History at China Camp State Park. More than 40 people learned about the natural, cultural, and political history of China Camp.

Marin Seniors Get a Wonderful New Free Online Housing Hub

Lucille's List is a NEW, free, easy-to-use, up-to-date and complete senior housing search tool. Brainstorming and planning for potential future moves is easier now that Marinites have this new tool.

A Widow's Words On Solo Parenting

"Everything grows rounder and wider and weirder, and I sit here in the middle of it all and wonder who in the world you will turn out to be“ - Carrie Fisher

Incubating in Tam Junction: GROW Hosts Open House

Incubating at the Junction. GROW hosting weekend events to celebrate local art, music, and gardening.

High-Caliber Baseball in Marin County

High-level baseball right here in Marin County!

“American Homecomings” Should Celebrate Our Mighty Military Heroes

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Aging and Disability Technology Summit Hits SF on May 15

The 2012 Aging & Disability Technology Summit is from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15 at City Hall in San Francisco.

Join a Jane Jacobs Walk in Your Neighborhood

Pioneering writer and community activist Jane Jacobs changed the way many think about and experience their neighborhoods.

A Commitment to Youth

The First Base Foundation displays commitment to youth with baseball clinics, partners with Alternative Family Services and The Oakland Athletics.

First Love Through A Lens

Lucky is the man who is the first love of a woman, but luckier is the woman who is the last love of a man.

Ronnie's Awesome List - May 2012

Ronnie's Awesome List for May 2012, Marinhood, The Ultimate Kids Events Round-Up In Marin And Beyond.

Live Long, Live Well - A New Report on the Status of Older Adults In Marin

A New Report from the Area Agency on Aging About the Status of Older Adults in Marin called "Live Long, Live Well".

City's GPAC Chair Urges Participation in General Plan Update

General Plan Advisory Committee

Evil is as Evil Does

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Selling Season is Alive and Well!

The selling season is most certainly active. While the following real estate news and reports are a look back, there seems to be a definitive “pause” in activity this week.

Bay Area Warriors Field Four Summer Baseball Teams

As The First Base Foundation & The Bay Area Warriors gain recognition & demand for roster spots increases, FBF is announcing 2 new teams, 50+ new players, & 5 new coaches for the 2012 summer season.

Handling of Lucasfilm and Grady Ranch Is a Head-Shaker

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Property Taxes and Prop. 13: It’s That Time Again

Tax time - This is not one of our favorite times of year. While homeownership is generally a positive experience, it is painfully apparent it comes with a price – a high price.

Earth Day in the Marin State Parks

The first Earth Day took place on April 22, 1970. This year the day has come to have such strong significance that it is being commemorated with events throughout the month.

Demonizing the Right as Racist in the Wake of the Trayvon Martin Shooting

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If I Had Been Good at Math

A local mother's updated retelling of a children's favorite, "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie."

Rental Market Bubble?

If you know of someone looking for a rental, or if you are, you've noticed it's competitive and expensive. Many renters are starting to think they might as well buy because buying might be cheaper...

Ronnie's Awesome List: April 16-30

Marinhood, http://marinhood.wordpress.com, The Ultimate Kids Events Round-Up In Marin And Beyond.

Ronnie’s Awesome List – April 1-15

Marinhood, The Ultimate Kids Events Round-Up In Marin And Beyond.

Park Champions Take on Olompali State Historic Park

The Park Champions program is a series of volunteer work days sponsored by the California State Parks Foundation. On Friday, March 23, it was held at Olompali State Historic Park.

Mill Valley Youth Sports: Everyone Gets A Trophy!

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Celebrating 10 Years of Advocacy for State Parks - and Continuing That Activism

The 10th annual Park Advocacy Day took place in Sacramento on Tuesday, March 20, and a record turnout of park supporters from around the state came to be lobbyists for a day.

Being A Liberal: It Feels Good

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Mill Valley Real Estate Prices Are Heading Up

From the trends and charts, it appears that in Mill Valley, prices are trending up which seems to be a result of newer, larger homes coming online. The average days on market is about 133.

Wildflowers Abound in Marin's State and National Parks

As springtime approaches, the state and national parks of Marin County begin to burst with color as wildflowers abound across the hills and meadows.

Mount Tam: The Sleeping Maiden and Those who Love Her

Members of the Mount Tamalpais Interpretive Association (MTIA) met today at the California Alpine Club for their annual meeting. MTIA is a nonprofit group that supports Mount Tamalpais State Park.

The Other 1 Percent

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Spring Is Here – That Means It's Buying and Selling Season

Spring is the transition from winter to summer. It is considered the time of rebirth, renewal and regrowth.

California State Parks: A Little Bit of Perspective

As we consider the proposition of closing a large portion of our state park system, it would be wise to look back at the work of those who created our first state parks.

City Hall Extends General Plan Committee Application Deadline to March 14th

MV 2040

Muir Beach Restoration: Return to the Wild

A day of volunteer work with the Muir Beach/Redwood Creek restoration project, planting native plants and improving habitat for the fish in Redwood Creek.

Ronnie’s Awesome List – March 2012

Planned closure of our state parks, Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy's new program called Park Academy, how to attend the White House Easter Egg Roll in Washington D.C. and list of March events.

How to Save Your Favorite California State Park

The California Department of Parks & Recreation is holding a number of workshops around the state to help nonprofits and other organizations learn how to save a state park from closure.

Real Estate Warming Trends and Energy Efficiency Tips

We're experiencing not only Global Warming, but Market Warming as well. The multiple offer environment is waking up quickly as was evidenced yesterday by 11 offers on 300 Reed Blvd, Mill Valley.

Feeding Frenzy in Sausalito

The spectacle of herring season is back in Sausalito this year, after a one-year hiatus due to concerns about overfishing.