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Marin County Seeks Input From 109,000 Households To Shape Its Future
Community workshops and online participation will give residents a voice in the county's future priorities.

Community workshops and online participation will give residents a voice in the county's future priorities.

Residents can help shape county priorities through workshops and online participation.
Families can learn about the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe through storytelling, crafts and educational programs.
The six-week celebration will feature illuminated displays, free movies and family-friendly activities.
The six-week celebration will feature illuminated displays, free movies and family-friendly activities.
Sullivan Language Immersion Academy students honored the cultural tradition through performances, crafts and traditional foods.
The project will add 4.75 miles of rail infrastructure north of Windsor, with passenger service targeted for late 2028.
Residents with valid permits can resume certain outdoor burning, but fire safety restrictions remain in place.
Property owners with valid permits can resume certain outdoor burning on approved days under fire safety requirements.
Regulators pushed the compliance deadline to January 2028 and expanded exemptions for certain properties.
Visitors can expect movie screenings, costumed characters and themed exhibits at next year's fair.
Visitors can expect movie screenings, costumed characters and themed exhibits at next year's fair.
Officials plan to lower Phoenix Lake's water level to make room for winter storm runoff.
The event at Rush Ranch will include a horse meet-and-greet and a discussion with local organizations.
City officials are exploring an entertainment zone that would allow alcohol consumption in designated public areas.
A coastal flood advisory remains in effect through Monday for Corte Madera.
The declaration gives officials more flexibility to secure emergency resources and prepare for severe weather.
One teen required a medical evaluation as police responded to Halloween gatherings across Marin.
The proposal would cap daytime RV parking at four hours and raise fines for overnight violations.
Sonoma County Transit is proposing service changes aimed at improving reliability, with public comments accepted through Nov. 15.