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Scientists search for ways to restore eelgrass in Richardson Bay
Scientists at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center at the Romberg Tiburon Campus have begun experiments to determine how best to restore...
By GRETCHEN LANG ·
San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds drops in for Tiburon Little League opening day festivities
Tiburon Peninsula Little Leaguers and others surround San Francisco Giants legend and Tiburon resident Barry Bonds on March 18 after...
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Belvedere makes push for infrastructure plan
Resident Steve Silberstein discusses Protect Belvedere — a proposed $28-million critical-infrastructure and seawall-raising plan — with...
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Tiburon detectorist works to reunite people with their lost items
When she goes to the beach, Laura Peters grabs a metal detector instead of a beach towel. The 38-year-old Tiburon resident runs her own...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Longshot concepts give Tiburon a peek at high-density housing
While supporting the need to provide more housing, Tiburon residents in a public workshop last week raised alarm about the impact that...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Bel Aire kids return to stage with ‘Frozen Jr.’
Bel Aire Elementary School students will take audiences on a magical adventure across Arendelle in the school’s upcoming production of...
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Belvedere residents develop action plan to promote healthy aging
A five-year community-action plan aimed at helping Belvedere meet the needs of its seniors urges the city to improve the walkability of...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Belvedere police stop illegal sharing of license-plate data
The department had been allowing more than 200 out-of-state and federal agencies access to local driver-location records captured by the...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Neighborhood seeks more plate cams to close thief ‘loophole’
More than 100 Cypress Hollow residents have signed a petition asking the town to install automated license-plate-reading cameras on two...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
New operator to bring movies back to Tiburon Playhouse
The Tiburon Playhouse is reportedly set to open under new ownership as early as this summer, welcome news for local cinephiles who...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Ongoing delays likely push library reopening to June, officials say
The reopening of the expanded Belvedere-Tiburon Library has been pushed to June — some 15 months after the original target date — with...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Block Captain, concerts volunteer named Belvedere Citizen of the Year
Adam Gavzer says he enjoys finding ways to bring people together — and that’s why he’s devoted much of the past 15 years volunteering in...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Teen shines a spotlight on youth mental health
There’s a simple reason Jake Bizzell is passionate about raising awareness of youth mental-health issues. “I feel like I can empathize...
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Belvedere couple steps in to bring Christmas tree to Fountain Plaza
Residents have once again rallied to bring holiday decorations to Tiburon’s Fountain Plaza — this time in the form of a live 12-foot-tall...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Strawberry man takes a spin on ‘Wheel of Fortune’
As a kid growing up in Marin, Paymon Ghazanfarpour frequently watched “Wheel of Fortune” with his grandma. “I’m a big fan of the show,...
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Tiburon centenarian a devoted parishioner, late-life painter
One year ago, Ruth Grant of Old Tiburon was celebrating her birthday from home, recovering from a bout of COVID-19 that had put her in...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Strawberry teen aids county program to support those struggling with mental health
After a traumatic experience, the world can feel like a lonely place. Strawberry’s Scarlett Goh says that’s why she’s spearheading Caring...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Six winners honored in annual photo contest
One Sunday several months ago, Paula Coven and her husband, Rick, got in their pedal kayaks and headed straight out from their Paradise...
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Ham radio operators remain at the ready to help in emergencies
Though ham radio operation is sometimes dismissed as a dying medium, there is a small but dedicated community of about 50 operators...
By SHAYNE JONES ·
Tiburon man, now 96, recounts service as World War II tail gunner
One of Tiburon’s oldest residents is also one of its last surviving World War II veterans. Peter Davis, 96, of Point Tiburon served in...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
