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An aunt and her niece connect over film, ice cream in Tiburon
A Tiburon afternoon with her aunt gave one young woman a chance to slow down, connect and enjoy a scoop of ice cream by the bay.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A toddler zooms around Shoreline Park on bike with skating icon dad in tow
Justin Girardi, a pioneer of the 1990s street-skating scene, spends a morning navigating the Shoreline Park trails with his son, Enzo.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A retired local anesthesiologist builds endurance by cross skating Blackie’s Pasture
The retired anesthesiologist says he cross skates at Blackie’s Pasture weekly — and he's taken a few falls over the years.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A motion designer and his dog enjoy walks in Tiburon parks
Tyson Dale has worked on broadcast and internal communications and using stop-motion, puppetry and “all animation-related things.”
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A Tiburon resident savors stroll along Shoreline Park
Walking is a favorite pastime for DonnaAmon, though health issues have prevented her from taking longer walks she previously enjoyed.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A ballet teacher at Marin Dance Theatre builds community in Marin
She and a colleague have developed an adaptive dance program for students on the autism spectrum and with other sensory sensitivities.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
An aspiring entrepreneur explores life, school and opportunities in new town
Malik Lamar says his goal is financial independence and imagines starting a business someday.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A lifelong bird-watcher finds peace, nature at Railroad Marsh
Jim Gaither Jr. peers through his binoculars at Railroad Marsh on Jan. 14, listening for distinct bird calls echoing across the water.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A shared journey from distant homes to higher education
Every two years, the scholars with Strawberry-based SHE-CAN reunite in the Bay Area for a weeklong leadership summit.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A couple’s Tiburon day trip spurred by online posts
The couple had lunch Dec. 16 at Salt & Pepper on Main Street and planned to catch Cinelounge’s Tuesday weekly $5 “mystery movie."
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
An artist’s work inspires her to highlight the positives in life
Painter, appraiser and teacher Helen Werngren creates her art at Sausalito’s Industrial Center Building.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Find unique gifts for gardeners at local shops, nurseries
There are many interesting things out there for the gardener in your life.
By DIANE LYNCH ·
A former CEO reflects on a career of ‘fixing broken corporations’
The part-time Tiburon resident retired roughly two decades ago after building a reputation as a corporate “cleaner.”
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A server at Petite Left Bank aims to spread holiday cheer
Tracy Hobie, lead server at Petite Left Bank, spent Nov. 25 transforming the restaurant’s entrance into a winter wonderland.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
A DIY compost pile or worm bin can do wonders
If you have a compost pile or a worm bin, you’re well on your way to creating the amazing product some gardeners call black gold.
By DIANE LYNCH ·
A musician leaves tech to help others build connections
Kedar Shashidhar worked in social media, virtual reality and artificial intelligence but recently left tech to become a life coach.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A Belvedere student with passion for robotics ponders the future of AI
Maddie, 17 and a junior at Redwood, says she dreams of becoming a mechanical engineer someday.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
An aspiring actor encourages others to follow their dreams
The 31-year-old Tiburon resident from Tijuana, Mexico, is recently secured her first paid gig in Los Angeles.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A real-estate investor eyes a future in law enforcement
Sebastian Rivas has built a successful career in real-estate investing, but he says he’s ready for a change.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Exploring the high country offers fresh approach to Yosemite
Over the past three years, I have been questioning whether Yosemite was worth the frustration.
By MARYBETH BOND SHEPPARD ·
