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Belvedere council kicks off process toward city’s long-term vision plan
The city of Belvedere is launching a comprehensive General Plan overhaul. The 2010 plan has been in place for 16 years; the new version will shape land use, housing and climate policy for decades to come.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Denver-based hotel operator buys The Lodge at Tiburon out of foreclosure
Peregrine Hospitality has purchased The Lodge at Tiburon out of foreclosure, acquiring the downtown property for no more than $27.6 million in unpaid debt.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Train enthusiast-turned-docent elected president of Belvedere-Tiburon Landmarks Society
Mark Freiberg, a train enthusiast who lives across the street from the Railroad & Ferry Depot Museum in Tiburon is the new president of the Belvedere-Tiburon Landmarks Society, succeeding Phil Cassou, who led the organization for eight years.
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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 ·
Marti (Marguerite) Porter Andrews
Marti lived on the Tiburon Peninsula, except for 6 years in Southern California, from 1977 until her passing in 2026.
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Richard Dwight Thornton
Richard was a man who lived by his own rules and embodied the free-spirited essence of his generation. He passed away on February 14, 2026, in Tiburon, California, at the age of 76.
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Little League OpeningDay parade, festival
Tiburon Peninsula Little League’s opening-day parade and block party will take over downtown Tiburon on March 13.
Belvedere-Tiburon Library exhibit features contemporary works influenced by pop art
"Art and Mass Culture: Commerce Meets Creativity" opens March 19 at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library, featuring four contemporary artists whose work explores the intersection of fine art and popular culture. The show runs through May 13.
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Strawberry neighbors strike deal on seminary redevelopment plan
A Strawberry neighborhood group has dropped its opposition to the redevelopment of the former Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary campus after reaching a settlement with the developer.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Commission backs redesigns at four Tiburon parks
A joint hearing with the Town Council will determine whether to proceed with final drawings for the play areas and accessible walking paths.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Beach Road seawall project in Belvedere moves toward summer construction
The $4.63 million stabilization project involves driving 550 feet of steel sheet piling to reinforce a cracking seawall against seismic risk.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·
Town OKs first-of-its-kind mobile coffee trailer for Point Tiburon Plaza
Owners Sam Cook and Juan Carlos Caamal expect to open Paradise Coffee by mid-March, offering daily service from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Belvedere once again eyes sixth cop, structure of Police Department
A council working group backed the hire to provide "structural stability," noting the tiny department is vulnerable to a single staff loss.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Arts panel sends faux-street-sign plan to Tiburon parks board for review
The "Word on the Street" series by Scott Froschauer would be installed for six months at high-traffic spots, including Blackie’s Pasture.
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Tiburon second-unit ordinance would formalize state laws while preserving neighbor alerts
Commissioners rejected a plan to end neighbor alerts, opting to keep residents informed even though they can't block compliant projects.
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 ·
Carlton (Carl) Lewis
Carlton (Carl) Lewis died Feb. 19, 2026, at age 85.
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Belvedere artist to paint live as part of Town Hall exhibit
The "Evoke" exhibit features 20 oil paintings, including a March 10 reception and an April 18 demonstration of his palette-knife technique.
By DIANE SMITH ·
Tiburon teen guitarists launch SheShreds Fest to spotlight women in music
The March 8 benefit at Marin Country Mart features Pretty Riot and Catfight, raising funds for SHE-CAN's leadership scholarships.
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Progress on housing lags as Tiburon braces for possible state oversight
Tiburon has permitted just 8.5% of the units it is required to accommodate.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
