Marin News Roundup

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	Trail Blogger Gets Death Threats:  Although San Rafael resident John Parulis knew his blog targeting illegal mountain biking would draw attention, he never thought it would bring death threats.  (Read more)
	3 Suspects In Bolinas Attempted Murder Arraigned:  Two suspects in the stabbing of a transient in Bolinas will appear in Marin County Superior Court today in a bid to be released on their own recognizance.  Ryan Patrick Lorne, 22, and Stefan Do, 16, both of Bolinas, were arraigned Monday. A third suspect Thoren Manetta, 19, of Mill Valley, was arraigned Tuesday.  (Read more)

	College of Marin Accreditation Safe:  A regional accreditation agency Tuesday removed the College of Marin from probation and reaffirmed its status as a fully accredited institution.  (Read more)
	Hard-working fire crew helps protect Novato:  Novatans are safer from wildfires because Tim Walsh got tired of sitting behind a desk.  (Read more)
	Marin Scientists To Clone Heroic 9-11 Rescue Dog:  A hero search-and-rescue dog that became famous for sniffing out survivors from under the rubble of New York's World Trade Center after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks is set to be cloned, according to a Marin County scientific firm that plans to conduct the controversial procedure.  (Read more)
	Ex-Coach Gets Ten-Year Term For Sex With Minor:  A former Novato man was sentenced to 10 years and four months in state prison for repeatedly having sex with a Novato girl over three years, beginning in 2004.  (Read more)
	New fire safety regulations affect most of Novato:  If you own a home in Novato, there’s a good chance that the cost of replacing a window just doubled, thanks to new fire-safety regulations.  (Read more)
	Marin filled with holiday activities:  There's plenty to do on the Fourth of July in Marin, including the Marin County Fair, which runs daily through Sunday.  (Read more)