Ross News

Liebherr's integrated appliances are totally out of sight and sound. Two of the coolest new entries that have emerged recently on the kitchen scene are Liebherr refrigerators and microwave drawers.

Life in Marin , posted by Kim Taylor, a resident of the Novato neighborhood, 1 hours ago Kim Taylor is a member of Pacific Sun Pictured are Porchlight Theater Company actors and newlyweds Nick Sholley and Thais Harris at their wedding ceremonies held in San Francisco in 2008.

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.

The Marin Municipal Water District Board of Directors agreed with assertions of a new report that said conservation is important, but didn't fully embrace the notion that it would be enough to satisfy Marin's future water needs.

The case has all the earmarks of a Hollywood script. Federal drug agents just arrested a female former mountain biking champion who has a penchant for tattoos, nose and lip rings and for wearing the remains of her dead pets in the form of jewelry while she raced.

The Ross Valley Players presents the West Coast premiere of Private Fears in Public Places, by Alan Ayckbourn , July 10 to August 16.

An e-mail to the Ross citizenry from civil servant Linda Lopez demonstrates the civility in civil.

Marin drug investigators raided a Ross residence Friday in a case linked to former biking champion Missy Giove, above.

Senator Barbara Boxer rocks it with the Grateful Dead! Mickey Hart and Bob Weir- who pretty much comprise what is left of the Grateful Dead- will perform an hour-long set along with keyboardist Jeff Chimenti in a weekend fundraiser Marin County BBQ, to raise money for Senator Barbara Boxer's re-election campaign.

The choice comes slightly less than two miles in, a fork on the trail that tells you all you need to know about a feisty, century-old Bay Area phenomenon called the Dipsea Race.

No. 506 Whitney Sutak of Larkspur leads the pack as the "R" category flight of runners at the starting line during the 99th running of the Dipsea Race in downtown Mill Valley on Saturday.

Brian Pilcher of Ross took the lead coming down the Swoop portion of the trail and cruised to victory Sunday in the 99th Dipsea Race, a 7.5-mile footrace from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach.

The Muir Woods concession, which closed in March, has reopened featuring organic, locally sourced foods.

The tree as a symbol calls to mind longevity and strength, mystery and reverence, and nature's perfect cycle of growth, transformation and decay.

The Ross School Board and the Ross Town Council will have a special joint meeting Thursday to discuss several pieces of land at Ross Common.

Brian Pilcher is Barry Spitz's pick to win the Dipsea LOCAL prognosticators agree that June 15, the day after the 99th Dipsea Race, this newspaper's headline will either read "Russ Kiernan wins," or "Brian Pilcher wins." But opinions have been split between the two.

Officer Bob Besgrove of Ross Police Department with his 2-year-old grandson Aden Robert Besgrove.

Tom Busterud, Alex Sagues and Forest Kerstetter grew up together at Ross School, and this fall they'll grow some more when they don shining uniforms at the country's military service academies.

A View From the Bridge: Eric Burke, above, plays the tortured Eddie Carbone, an Italian American dockworker whose decision to shelter his wife's Sicilian cousins leads him to betray family and honor rather than confront feelings he can't face in Arthur Miller's gritty look at life on the Brooklyn waterfront.

The town of Ross is rallying around "Officer Bob", Bob Besgrove a longtime police officer who is responsible for the safety and security of school kids in Ross.