 | Is the Recession Good for Marin?: No, it's not. But as community leaders fight a looming catastrophe, they also see a rare opportunity (Read more) |
 | Terra Linda cemetery wins lawsuit over disputed grave: A retired Marin sheriff's deputy lost a lawsuit against the Archdiocese of San Francisco on Monday for burying his mother and father in nonadjacent plots. (Read more) |
 | Novato police use Taser to nab alleged gas thief: A man fleeing police was stopped with an electric shock by a Taser gun Saturday after he allegedly gassed up his vehicle without paying at a Novato car wash, police said. (Read more) |
 | Bay Area home prices continue to slide: Marin County experienced a decline of 8.2 percent to a median of $635,500 from 692,000 the previous year. (Read more) |
| Marin Organizing Committee has coming-out party in San Rafael: Gilbert Mejia, whose family has been at the center of an immigration rights controversy in Marin told 1,100 people packed into the San Rafael High gym on Sunday that the upstart Marin Organizing Committee can be a powerful forum for those who are forced to "live in the shadows." (Read more) |
 | A Harvest Dinner with the Local Farmers: On Saturday, Nov 14, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm at Toby’s Feed Barn, the organizers of the Point Reyes Farmers Market will be hosting a fundraiser dinner to support the market and its farmers and vendors. (Read more) |
| Habitat for Humanity to rebuild Novato home: Habitat for Humanity, which has built some 450 homes with "sweat equity" in the Bay Area, has found its first foothold in Marin County. (Read more) |
| Bay Area Discovery Museum announces grant: The Bay Area Discovery Museum is pleased to announce a $15,000 audience development planning grant from Marin Community Foundation. (Read more) |
 | Dominican University receives $1 million to study Sudden Oak Death: The research site will be the first in the United States dedicated to the study of diseases of ornamental plants in a simulated nursery setting. (Read more) |
 | Downtown Tiburon: Circa 1898 (Read more) |
| Sausalito prowling report leads to three arrests: The incident occurred at 3:48 a.m. on Lincoln Drive, where a resident spotted a pair of suspected prowlers and yelled at them to scare them off, said Sausalito police Sgt. Kurtis Skoog. (Read more) |
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