 | Crane smashes through Santa Rosa house: The couple were in Marin County dealing with that crash when one of their neighbors called to tell them that their house had been destroyed. (Read more) |
 | Onetime Sausalito figure guilty in wine arson: He was a Bay Area bon vivant, a connoisseur of art, food and wine who rented a Sausalito flat with a harbor view, published musings in a newspaper column, and stored fine cabernets and zinfandels for collectors. (Read more) |
 | Marshall restaurant owner sentenced in gillnet case: The owner of Tony's Seafood Restaurant in Marshall has pleaded guilty to criminal charges in connection with the illegal use of gillnets in Tomales Bay, but his attorney said he did not serve the catch to diners. (Read more) |
 | Novato man found dead near Muir Beach: A Novato man missing since last week has been found dead on a Marin County beach. (Read more) |
| Marin health officials attempt to maximize access to sparse swine flu vaccine: Marin County health officials must ration the number of swine flu vaccination doses they offer at free clinics due to a shortage of supply, health officials said Monday. (Read more) |
| ON THE COUCH: With Mary and Tony Brabo & Alexandra and Forrest Tierce: Today is Mary Brabo's 99th birthday, and the Marin County native will be celebrating with her husband of almost 80 years, Tony, now 97, on the beautiful property in Homestead Valley on which she was born. (Read more) |
| Rancho Adobe board chief resigns: The Rancho Adobe Fire Protection District board president, who recently pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor crime of falsely reporting a crime, has resigned. (Read more) |
| Marin residents clamor for crabs; they're small but plentiful as season opens: Maryanne Warwick of San Rafael was looking for ways to celebrate her 24th wedding anniversary Monday with her husband, Bob. The opening of Dungeness crab season came just in time. (Read more) |
| Finding the spiritual in the secular: When he moved to Marin County in 2005, he decided to go freelance and serve the unaffiliated and secular-leaning Jewish community. (Read more) |
| Changes to Marin Transit bus service approved: The Marin County Transit Board unanimously approved a variety of bus route changes Monday designed to save $1 million a year. (Read more) |
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