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Upfront: Ah, Novato...ah, Humanity
Just a few hours after a groundbreaking ceremony for the first Habitat for Humanity project in Marin County, volunteers from Wells Fargo and PG&E joined a Habitat construction team to begin work on a home in Novato.
Marin County hikes planning and building fees
Marin County's planning fees will increase by nearly 60 percent and its building fees will increase more than 150 percent after a unanimous vote by county supervisors Tuesday.
SubUrban Legend - Tiburon Ghoulishness
In the spirit of the Halloween season, we thought you should know that mummies did exist in the late 1800s in Marin--specifically in Tiburon.
Restaurant review: Santa Cruz's Dream Inn comes of age with elegant Aquarius
What would you call a restaurant meant to herald the dawning of a new age for a hotel built in the 1960s? "Aquarius" seems right on, man.
Construction snafus logjam Mill Valley road
Motorists driven crazy over more than the usual traffic coming and going on one of Mill Valley's main roadways can blame a couple state construction projects meant to ease road pains.
La Playa Taco Shop may very well be the best little taco shop in Mission Beach
With its insanely bright color scheme and friendly staff, this family owned and operated taquera offers authentic-as-it-gets Mexican cuisine at affordable prices.
Esthetician, Nikki Gunter, Launches Private Practice at LINAGE Dermatology Institute
October 6, 2009 - Los Angeles, CA - Dr. Michael T. Lin, MD, is pleased to announce the addition of Nikki Gunter, ESTI to the provider lineup at his esteemed LINAGE Dermatology Institute, in Los Angeles.
Student reaches for moon with research
Javier Gonzalez-Rocha works on his proposal to NASA. He was awarded the Strawberry Scholarship for academic merit and community service.
Awesome or Awful? The Battle of Milkquarious
The unceasing assault of online media and memes has forever blurred the lines of awesome.
Stanislaus forest lifts burn ban
The Forest Service announced Friday that fire restrictions in high hazard areas will be lifted today because of shorter days, cooler weather and higher humidity.
2009 Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Catch it early -- Be Aware Foundation
Early detection is a great option. Their slogan: Breast cancer is curable when caught early.
It's the cake that has fueled hundreds of thousands of birthdays, weddings and office parties across Los Angeles.
Store Trek is a regular feature of the Voice, profiling new shops and restaurants in Noe Valley.
Service planned for ex-MMWD director
A program celebrating the life of Alex Forman will be Sept. 12 at the Strawberry Recreation Center at 118 E. Strawberry Drive.
UC plan for hillside lab faces lengthy delay
U.S. District Judge William Alsup of San Francisco issued an injunction in March prohibiting construction of the center, the possible new home of U.S. Department of Energy supercomputers, until he rules on whether a new environmental study is needed.
Key to thriving plants is good irrigation system
Drip irrigation and staggered plantings are keys to vegetable-growing success during the hot Valley summer for Jan and John Edling of Woodland Hills.
Ventura County Star Top Stories
Piglet racers pampered like stars at county fair
Ventura County Star Reporter Tom Kisken takes a first-hand look at the Alaskan Pig Races as a pig wrangler at the 2009 Ventura County Fair.
Fire destroys unique Mill Valley home
Fire from Nautilus house in Mill Valley lights up the night sky at firefighter work to contain the two alarm structure fire A two-alarm fire Saturday night felled a unique Mill Valley home where naturalist and pioneer environmental educator Elizabeth Terwilliger, known to three generations of Bay Area families as Mrs.
Fire destroys unique Mill Valley home
Fire from Nautilus house in Mill Valley lights up the night sky at firefighter work to contain the two alarm structure fire A two-alarm fire Saturday night felled a unique Mill Valley home where naturalist and pioneer environmental educator Elizabeth Terwilliger, known to three generations of Bay Area families as Mrs.
Fire destroys unique Mill Valley home
A two-alarm fire Saturday night felled a unique Mill Valley home where naturalist and pioneer environmental educator Elizabeth Terwilliger, known to three generations of Bay Area families as Mrs.
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