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Town Hall exhibit features art from Marin City collective
Seven members of the Marin City Arts and Culture collective are displaying their paintings in a new exhibit at Tiburon Town Hall.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Angel Island reopens 16 boat slips, pushes dock renovation to 2026
Angel Island State Park has reopened 16 of its 42 boat slips at Ayala Cove after making temporary repairs to address safety concerns.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Teachers seek 23% salary boost over next two years; Reed district counters with 5%
Teachers say a larger salary increase is necessary to keep pace with the high cost of living in Marin.
By EMILY LAVIN ·Termination of popular librarian sparks controversy amid review of workplace culture
A library consultant says workplace culture is improving and that supporters of a fired staffer have "weaponized" his initial findings.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Local officials discuss wildfire safety, new hazard maps after L.A. blazes
Public-safety officials say the Tiburon Peninsula faces relatively low wildfire risk due to its fog layer and moisture, supported by new ris
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
No barriers, just space: Tiburon eyes 1-foot gap for sidewalk dining
The Tiburon Town Council subcommittee working to formalize outdoor dining regulations is proposing a simplified safety requirement.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Tiburon OKs Main Street closure for Ranch anniversary celebration
The Ranch will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a May 16 block party on lower Main Street after snagging the second of three...
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·A retired teacher finds her freedom and rekindles her passion for art
Rita Bairley has visited the library two or three times a week since moving to Tiburon’s Cecilia Place in June.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Under increasing financial strain, Belvedere charts long-term solutions
Belvedere officials are exploring multiple strategies to create more financial flexibility and plan for the city’s future.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·Tiburon doctor developed stents used in surgery
Tiburon resident Bill Heydorn, a cardiothoracic surgeon whose work included the development of valves and stents, has died.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Rec agency The Ranch courts younger adults
The agency rolling out more evening classes while reviving old favorites to meet demand from younger, working residents.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Lawsuits drive Tiburon's legal budget to $752K for fiscal year
Tiburon has earmarked an additional $200,000 toward legal services to help cover the costs of four active lawsuits facing the town.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Tiburon artist to display her abstract paintings at Town Hall
Tiburon’s Cecilie Starin will exhibit her abstract paintings in a new exhibit at Town Hall.
By DIANE SMITH ·
Belvedere's Clint Hill, Secret Service agent who jumped onto JFK’s car as president was shot, dies at 93
Belvedere resident Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who sprang onto JFK's limo during the president’s 1963 assassination, has died.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Sam’s in Tiburon reopens docks following upgrades for accessibility
Sam’s Anchor Cafe has reopened both of its docks following three weeks of repairs to meet accessibility requirements.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Tiburon's emergency sirens will get direct activation by county for faster alerts
Tiburon’s five emergency sirens will soon be able to be activated directly by dispatchers under a countywide effort to streamline responses.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Community mourns local artist, gallery owner who died suddenly at his shop
Paradise Cay resident Barry Smith, who owned and curated Smith Gallery Tiburon, died suddenly at the shop on Feb. 18.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Belvedere to weigh policing options as cops stretched thin
Officials will explore solutions such as contracting with other jurisdictions, tech upgrades or charging fees for concierge services.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·Coyotes swim to Angel Island to establish new territory
For the first time in recorded history, coyotes have established themselves on Angel Island.
By GRETCHEN LANG ·
Fun run conquers city’s walking lanes
More than 100 runners participated in the third annual Belvedere Challenge fun run on Feb. 15.
