Ross News Archives

Mayor Willie Brown is going to have to find a new place to shop when he is in Mill Valley .

Emotional and Relationship Health with Lisa Brookes Kift, MFT Relationships need nurturing much as a garden needs tending.

Volunteers are being sought for the annual Ross Creek Cleanup Day from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday.

After a nine-year struggle and a threatened lawsuit, a new decomposed granite pathway in Ross debuted this week and is expected to provide safe travel for bikers and pedestrians - including those in wheelchairs - who formerly used a dirt path or the street.

Thirteen Marin businesses will participate in two fundraising events for Marin Organic's "lunch money" campaign, which aims to raise $50,000 to support the nonprofit's school lunch and gleaning program.

FORT ROSS, Calif. - Nearly two centuries ago, Russian colonists selected a patch of sloping grassland along California's rugged North Coast for a new settlement.

Rodeo producer Cotton Rosser wants to bring his rodeo to Palm Springs . Rosser is associated with a long record of animal abuse.

San Anselmo Town Council members on Tuesday did not support a motion by the mayor to delay an increase in their $99 monthly stipends to $300, a raise set to take effect after the November election.

The Marin County Commission on Aging is sponsoring a presentation called "Fats, Carbs, Salt and You" at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the Caroline Livermore Pavilion at the Marin Art & Garden Center at 30 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.

A man killed Thursday in a single vehicle rollover accident on State Route 447 north of Wadsworth was identified today by Nevada Highway Patrol officials.

Premiere! By Dale Wasserman The Ross Valley Players kicks off its 2009-2010 season with the West Coast Premiere of Dale Wasserman's "Premiere!," a funny, suspenseful and witty comedy about a playwright who "discovers" a never-before-seen play by William Shakespeare.

When 27th District Assemblymember Bill Monning hosted a town hall meeting last month with the Campaign for Sensible Transportation, the table seemed set for a conversation on planes, trains and automobiles and the budget cuts to public transportation.

LEZLIE STERLING lsterling@sacbee.com Kara Dobrinski draws the curtains in her Elmhurst home to keep it cooler in the summer heat.

Ross School has won the federal stimulus fund lottery. School officials learned Friday they would receive a $2.85 million school construction bond tax credit as part of the federal stimulus bill - a credit Superintendent Tammy Murphy believes will save Ross taxpayers $5.4 million in interest.