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Marin farmers market asks witch to leave
The Rev. Joey Talley does a tarot reading in Peri Park in Fairfax. Farmers market managers refused to allow Talley to ply her trade in the park.
Working artist: Bolinas artist looks to the sky for inspiration
Using an original photograph by Elia Haworth, Sally Wetherby worked her magic digitally and with oil paint.
Open Secret has been welcoming alternative thinkers for 20 years
Rob Calef, owner of spirituality bookstore Open Secret, stands next to a statue of Garuda, the universal bird of wisdom, at his bookstore in San Rafael.
Traditional tug of war, parade scheduled
The annual Fourth of July parade kicks off at 40 Wharf Road downtown at 11 a.m. Saturday and ends at Brighton Avenue.
4th of July weekend activities in Bay Area
With fireworks, games, free fishing and more, this year's 4th of July will certainly be memorable.
Authorities to keep close July 4 watch on Stinson, other beaches
The National Park Service is reminding residents not to bring fireworks on the Fourth of July to Stinson Beach or any other park lands.
State awards funds to help protect Bolinas Lagoon from spills
Workers who tried valiantly to protect Bolinas Lagoon after the Cosco Busan oil spill learned a valuable lesson: They needed more training and equipment.
Dining review: Bolinas Cafe as much of a purist as its residents
Co-owner David Liebenstein serves fresh Farrallon Islands box crabs to diners on the front patio section of the Coast Cafe in Bolinas.
Reinstated Marin program helps police work with mentally ill
Joel Fay, a psychologist and San Rafael police officer, walks Fourth Street during his shift Wednesday.
My Fair Levy and Ross Valley Redevelopment
Local Public Issues , posted by Louise L Mathews, a resident of the San Anselmo neighborhood, 21 minutes ago Louise L Mathews is a member of Pacific Sun A jubilant Henry Higgins congratulated giggly Colonel Pickering as the two professional designers pranced their way out of the Town Hall meting room.
Gypsy rocker Devendra Banhart has recently completed work on his sixth full length album.
A literary road trip up the Mendonoma coast
A half-century ago, beatniks and hippies fatigued by the heaviness of the San Francisco scene began a northward migration toward a quieter life amid the redwoods.
Flights give Audubon Canyon Ranch researchers a bird's-eye view of egrets
Lisa Hug has been watching egrets and herons for more than 25 years. Most of the time, she doesn't have to look down.
Hike of the week: A hearty breakfast and a healthy way to walk it off
The West Point Inn on Mount Tamalpais has always been a wonderful place to enjoy a snack and the views.
Mariner wins plaudits for sea conservation
Bolinas commercial fisherman Josh Churchman has been named national volunteer of the year by the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.
For those who have been around the Bay Area long enough, you most likely have heard of the shark alerts that occur at Stinson Beach and Bolinas from time to time.
'Food For Thought' retreat set Sunday
Authors Wendy Johnson and Deborah Madison will host a daylong retreat from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Commonweal Retreat Center at 451 Mesa Road in Bolinas.
Bolinas gas station celebrates 100th anniversary in style
Fevtival goers gather beneath an art installation built over the BoGas gas station gas pump, made with blue flags, steel and bamboo, is called, "Apotheosis of a Gas Pump," which was created for the Town of Bolinas celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Bolinas Gas Station, aka BoGas, in downtown Bolinas on Saturday.
Water picture mirrors the late '70s
We are starting to see the summer water picture for California - and it's looking a lot like the late 1970s.
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