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James Carlton Allen
James Carlton Allen: May 25, 1934 — November 21, 2025
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Tiburon Holiday Festival, gingerbread houses, arts & crafts sale, One Day of Giving
Tiburon will be bustling with holiday spirit Dec. 6-7.
Belvedere charts 20-year roadmap to keep public assets in shape
The review of every city-owned road, drain, building and retaining wall will forecast what repairs will be needed and what they will cost.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Grant helps launch senior-support ‘village’ test at Strawberry complex
Marin Villages will launch a pilot program at Kruger Pines, where 56 low-income and disabled seniors live in federally subsidized units.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Legendary ice skater ‘Mr. Debonair’ reflects on career, life at 90
Hall-of-fame ice skater ‘Mr. Debonair’ Richard Dwyer, a part-time Tiburon resident, turned 90 on Nov. 18.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Cholita Linda plans Strawberry opening for early next year
The restaurant specializes in fish tacos, Cubano sandwiches and aguas frescas.
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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.
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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.
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Friendship Kitchen in Tiburon rallies community against hunger
The packaged meals were delivered to residents at The Hilarita apartment complex on Ned’s Way and Kruger Pines in Strawberry.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon bike lanes pushed to 2029 as Caltrans proceeds along rest of corridor
The Phase 1 start date hinges on Tiburon first completing a separate project to install underground conduit for fiber-optic cables along the boulevard.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon muralist turns Corte Madera underpass into art
“The Sky Whales” features three whales painted in light blues and pinks swimming, or flying, through a pink sky with a full moon alongside pelicans and egrets.
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Tiburon updates building code with flexibility for small homes
Tiburon residents looking to build tiny homes will soon face fewer regulatory hurdles under building-code updates approved Nov. 19.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·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.
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Tiburon Peninsula life pops into focus: Residents honored in annual photo contest
Belvedere Community Foundation photo contest winners Joyce Bell-Albert, Eileen Bowen, Alice Lando, Joanne Norman, Mary Kathryn Rice and Feisal Siddiqi of Tiburon were honored Nov. 20.
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Belvedere OKs housing plan, zoning overhaul for state approval
The votes effectively end nearly four years of work to bring the city into compliance with state housing requirements.
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Belvedere shifting coyote reporting to Marin Humane
Since 2023, at least five dogs and four cats have been killed by coyotes, and seven other pets have been injured, according to reports received by the city.
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Tiburon Peninsula rolling out holiday fairs, performances and charity drives
The Tiburon Peninsula Chamber of Commerce’s annual holiday festival anchors the events, scheduled for 2-5 p.m. Dec. 6.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Belvedere homeowners face $2,928 fee to exit historic designation
Belvedere residents who missed out on the Mills Act tax-incentive program can get $366 streamlined removal.
By TYLER CALLISTER ·Reality TV pilot spotlights Cinelounge Tiburon owners’ fight to save movie theaters
Mill Valley’s Alexandra Duparc filmed Christian and Camilla Meoli for the “Saving Cinema” pilot in October.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon council will review traffic study in January following delays
The consultant attributed the delays to Caltrans taking additional time to finalize its 4.6-mile preventive-maintenance project of Tiburon Boulevard.
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