 | Man stays on Rancho Adobe fire board despite crime: Gee, a former San Francisco fire captain who currently is serving as president of the board, pleaded guilty in a Marin County Court on Sept. 30 to the misdemeanor charge of falsely reporting a crime. (Read more) |
 | Marin Energy Authority gets $85,000 loan from county: The Marin Energy Authority received an $85,000 loan from the county of Marin on Tuesday, the final allotment of more than $500,000 previously promised to the authority by county supervisors. (Read more) |
 | San Rafael Man Arrested after Restraining Order Violation: On November 8, 2009 at about 9:17 AM, sheriff’s deputies were called to a residence on Elderberry Lane in Marinwood to investigate a report of a restraining order violation. (Read more) |
| Six suspects deny guilt in Novato homicide; trial date set: Six suspects charged in the fatal shooting of Novato resident Tong Van Le pleaded not guilty Tuesday, and a trial date was set for next September. (Read more) |
 | The West Marin Report: Swastika poster in a Bolinas-Stinson School District classroom sparks EEOC complaint after a former staffer alleges wrongful termination after complaining about the poster. (Read more) |
| Calif. launches second recycling bin project: Recycling bins will be placed at a roadside rest area in Marin County, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, on Nov. 15. (Read more) |
 | Progress in the backyard peace process: Two young bucks sparring in my backyard on Sunday in preparation for bigger battles to come… (Read more) |
 | Time to Reinvent Your Life?: Three locals who pulled off a midlife switch (Read more) |
| Mill Valley man zapped with stun gun in hotel fracas: A Mill Valley man was arrested on suspicion of hitting a woman and biting her on the face at a hotel on Shoreline Highway, the sheriff's department reported. (Read more) |
 | Tamalpais Bank reports $5.1 million loss: In the same quarter last year, the bank showed a net income of $1.5 million. (Read more) |
| Marin pesticide management changes outlined: Marin County officials outlined a plan Tuesday designed to ensure that mistakes don't reoccur in the implementation of a law that prohibits county use of certain pesticides and herbicides. (Read more) |
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