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Tiburon council hopefuls discuss key issues at candidate forum
Housing, policing, open-space preservation and climate change were among the issues in the spotlight at a July 27 Tiburon Town Council...
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
The queen of quilts: Tiburon resident’s 11 ribbons among dozens won by locals at Marin County Fair
Tiburon resident Nancy Sumner took home 11 ribbons — including six first-place honors — for her quilts at this year’s Marin County Fair....
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Classics in the cove
Against the backdrop of the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, sailors competed July 15 in the Belvedere Classic & Great San Francisco...
By ELLIOT KARLAN ·
Three-peat! Little League All-Stars win district title, head to sectionals
The Tiburon Peninsula Little League All-Stars took home their third consecutive District 3 championship on July 9, beating West Marin 5-0...
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Tiburon OKs mini cows for property on Paradise Drive
A Paradise Drive homeowner has won the town’s permission to keep four mini cows on his controversial property after developing...
By HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM ·
Tiburon trims spending on road work in approving final budget
Tiburon councilmembers last week patched together the town’s final 2023-2024 budget, cutting about $1.26 million in spending from...
By KEVIN HESSEL ·
Richardson Bay Audubon Center’s migratory bird tracker pings its first visitor
Editor’s note — This article won fifth place for best writing in the California News Publishers Association’s 2023 California Journalism...
By GRETCHEN LANG ·
Longtime Tiburon pals serve as Redwood co-valedictorians
One of Redwood High School graduating senior Jackson Bramlette’s earliest memories of classmate Sa’ar Lipshitz is from kindergarten. “We...
By HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM ·
Local scientist studies marine life found on open-ocean trash
Fishing nets and bleach bottles, cigarette butts, plastic bags and bottle caps, cups and straws. About 12 million tons of plastic waste...
By GRETCHEN LANG ·
Residents marvel at new public art exhibit at South of the Knoll Park
When Thomas Jackson lived in Strawberry in 2016, he would often go for runs at Tiburon’s South of the Knoll Park. He noticed the area was...
By HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM ·
Belvedere-Tiburon Library celebrates inaugural Green Week
Anne-Marie Bonneau says she broke up with plastic in 2011. Her now-grown daughter, Mary Katherine, thinks it was her idea, Bonneau said,...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Startup wins deal on TV’s ‘Shark Tank’
Editor’s note — This article won fifth place for best business reporting in the California News Publishers Association’s 2023 California...
By LISA AMIN GULEZIAN ·
State again rejects Tiburon’s eight-year plan for housing
Tiburon’s eight-year roadmap to accommodate new housing has been rejected by the state for a second time, throwing a potential curve in...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Tiburon Peninsula in full bloom
After an unusually wet winter, California is awash in color, with Blackie’s Pasture and the Old Rail Trail showing off rich orange hues...
Grant lets schools offer free tutoring to underserved kids
The Reed Union School District has launched an after-school tutoring program designed to serve some of its most vulnerable kids. The...
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Tiburon marks start of spring with Nowruz
Members of the Beshkan Dance Academy from San Jose perform on the Main Street stage April 1 during Tiburon’s inaugural celebration of...
By ELLIOT KARLAN ·
Storms soak the peninsula, down trees, knock out power
Editor’s note — This article won fifth place for breaking news in the California News Publishers Association’s 2023 California Journalism...
By DEIRDRE McCROHAN ·
Library to exhibit works from Del Mar art students
The Belvedere-Tiburon Library’s annual exhibit featuring art from Del Mar Middle School students is back after a three-year hiatus. The...
By DIANE SMITH ·
L’eggo your Legos: Tiburon teen repackages unused pieces for kids in need
A Tiburon teen is collecting unused Legos and repacking them into new custom kits for underserved kids. Charlie Jeffers, a junior at...
By KATHERINE MARTINE ·
A blanket for Mount Tam
‘Just before another storm came in, the clouds opened up just enough to see all of Mount Tam,’ Old Tiburon resident Sandy Anderson said...
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