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Belvedere honors Tiburon man behind open-space efforts
Belvedere has honored Tiburon resident Jerry Riessen with its Spotlight Award for Community Service.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Thier’s Town Council re-election bolstered by $76,000 in fundraising
Mayor Holli Thier’s council run was backed by more than $76,000 in contributions; Isaac Nikfar again missed the state filing deadline.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Corte Madera skate park honors former Tiburon teen Scotty Lapp
A renovated and expanded skatepark honoring late former Tiburon resident Scotty Lapp opened Feb. 12 in Corte Madera Town Park.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Proposed viewing bench at Artist’s View garners familiar complaints from neighbors
Neighbors who attracting more people to the area will cause a nuisance and increase fire risk.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·Tiburon’s newest cop is already a familiar face around town
Deny Cruz was hired while in college in 2017 as a police service aide and promoted in September.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Owners of new wine bar say they want to create community
Husband-wife duo Fedric D’Costa and Emily Lund are the owners of Mog Asu, which is now open ahead of a grand opening Feb. 24.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A part-time resident and her senior dogs savor local winters
Karen Pence ended up in California because her husband previously lived in Tiburon and she’s traveled to the Bay Area for work.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tam high schools district OKs $1.37 million in staffing cuts
The Tamalpais Union High School District board has formally approved $1.37 million in staffing cuts.
By EMILY LAVIN ·William Howard Heydorn
Bill Heydorn passed away peacefully on January 30, 2025.
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Belvedere, Ark ask residents to fill out city's survey about its communication
The city's media policy limits The Ark's access to public officials, department heads, other staff and the city attorney.
By KEVIN HESSEL ·SF State will close Estuary & Ocean Science Center in Tiburon
San Francisco State University is closing its Romberg Tiburon Campus due to lack of funding.
By GRETCHEN LANG ·
Peninsula teens help shape event to empower Marin girls
Tiburon Peninsula teens Kate Batdorf and Kirsten Pitcher are ambassadors for this year’s Marin Teen Girls Conference.
By EMILY LAVIN ·
Serving up aces: Tiburon literary agent, poker buff three-peats as 65-plus tennis champ
Amy Rennert says she’s just had the “most satisfying sports experience” of her life — and at age 70, that’s “especially gratifying.”
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Marin City artists’ collective to exhibit works at Town Hall
Artists from the Marin City Arts and Culture collective will exhibit their works at Tiburon Town Hall this spring.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Tiburon painter Fran Hall served on Heritage and Arts board for more than a decade
Tiburon resident Fran Hall, a longtime Heritage and Arts commissioner and painter, died Nov. 4. She was 89.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
Tiburon OKs Little League block party on lower Main Street to kick off year’s festivals
Tiburon Peninsula Little League will once again celebrate the start of its season with a parade and block party on lower Main Street.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·Del Mar and Redwood robotics teams unite to win tournament championship
Del Mar Middle School’s robotics team joined with Artemis Robotics to take first place among 16 teams.
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
A leader in the health industry reminds herself to find the silver linings
Jessica Owens tries to savor the little things on her regular after-work walk at Blackie’s Pasture.
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND ·
Tam high schools district board voices support for budget cuts of $1.37 mil
The Tamalpais Union High School District is poised to make $1.37 million in staffing cuts.
By EMILY LAVIN ·Iconic gift shop Diana’s of Tiburon closing after 30 years
Diana’s of Tiburon, The Boardwalk shopping center boutique known for its unique collection of greeting cards, stationery, gifts and party su
By FRANCISCO MARTINEZ ·
