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U.S. census data show slow growth in Marin
The federal agency Wednesday released its latest population estimates through July 1, 2012 for cities and towns across the country.
State appeals court backs Marin desalination environmental analysis
In this IJ archive photo, Jim Kenney, with MMDW, conducts a silt density index reading on water at their experimental desalination plant on Feb.
Five Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week, Including a Whistling Performance
This week, an artist makes deadpan jokes in vintage photographs, whistlers convene in Glendale and a Japanese novelist's tragedy of frustrated love is re-staged in Mexico.
There's a New Patch App on the Way
Not only have we redesigned Patch , but we've spruced up the Patch app too. The news looks better and it's easier to comment on.
More than meets the eye in Fairfax artist Palladini's paintings
Jeffrey Palladini is reflected in a mirror in his studio on Tuesday, May 7, 2013, in Fairfax, Calif.
New Camps Added - 2013 Summer Camp Guide
Summer camp is almost a rite of the season for some families. For others, summer programs offer kids something to do while mom and dad are at work, a chance to explore a new interest or an opportunity to improve an existing talent.
Town of Fairfax sued for planting tree; property owner says roots caused sewage spill
Planting a tree is good for the Earth; but it may not have turned out so well for the owner of a building in downtown Fairfax.
Sacred Spaces religion briefs for the week of May 11, 2013
Provided by the Rev. Katharine Harts 'Birthing God' author Lana Dalberg speaks at 10:30 a.m. May 12 at Fairfax Community Church.
Author to join Fairfax librarian in book discussion
Author Josh Hanagarne will be joined by Fairfax librarian Shereen Ash for a conversation about his new book, "The World's Strongest Librarian: A Memoir of Tourette's, Faith, Strength, and the Power of Family," at 7 p.m. May 21.
Fairfax Sued Over Sewage Spill Outside Mine Art Gallery Downtown
The owner of a commercial building on Sir Francis Drake Blvd. in downtown Fairfax filed a lawsuit this week against the Town of Fairfax , claiming that the roots of trees planted by the city in front of the building caused its private sewer lateral to break in February, spilling 200 gallons of sewage onto the sidewalk and into the Mine art gallery ... (more)
Marin's public access video provider faces funding shortfall
The Community Media Center of Marin is struggling to cope with a projected budget deficit of about $250,000 per year over the next three years.
City Bans Polystyrene Foam Containers Used by Retail Food Vendors
On Tuesday, the Novato City Council approved an ordinance banning the use of polystrene foam disposable packaging-commonly used for takeout by retail food vendors.
New Fairfax Councilwoman Coler Eyes Environmental, Economic Sustainability
Longtime local resident Barbara Coler's quest for a seat on the Fairfax Town Council has been a case of, "if at first you don't succeed, wait a month." One month after she was passed up for an appointment to the council to fill the opening created by the resignation of Councilman Ryan O'Neil , Coler was appointed to replace Pam Hartwell-Herrero, ... (more)
UPLOAD: San Anselmo and Fairfax Students Put Their Mettle to the Pedal for Bike to School Day
San Anselmo and Fairfax students, along with thousands of children across the country put their mettle to the pedal as part of national Bike to School Day on Wednesday.
Fairfax police investigate lewdness report near San Anselmo border
A witness reported seeing a man masturbating in his car while watching two boys in the area of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Kent Avenue, said Fairfax police Sgt.
Marin History Watch: Healion's active life around Fairfax
On May 2, 1918, longtime Fairfax resident Frank Healion's wedding gave him a little break from an active business life.
How Bad is San Anselmo and Fairfax Pollution? See What New State Figures Say
How at risk are San Anselmo and Fairfax residents from pollution compared to other cities in the state? According to the state officials, the city is on par with the average California town.
Rattlesnake bite in Fairfax reminds residents of reptile's dangers
When a resident on Iron Springs Road near Fairfax was bitten by a rattlesnake last week as temperatures soared, it served as a reminder that the potentially deadly reptile is once again active in Marin.
Marin Snapshot: Fairfax hairstylist Field marks half century in business
Hairstylist Mitchell Field pictured in a 1966 promotional photo taken in London when Field worked for Vidal Sassoon.