 | Snow dusts Marin's peaks; rain on tap later in week: "Thumbs up on the snow..." (Read more) |
 | Cold a Danger for Bay Area Homeless (radio report): The onset of wintry weather in the Bay Area, complete with rare snowfalls just above sea level, is a delight to many -- and a deadly peril to some... (Read more) |
| Snow on Marin ridges (slideshow): Light dusting to measurable powder on Mount Tamalpais... (Read more) |
| Sausalito site in the thick of Copenhagen climate summit: The eyes of the environmental world are focused on the United Nations global climate change summit in Copenhagen this week, and a Web site based in Sausalito is right in the thick of it. (Read more) |
 | San Domenico, Marin Country mathletes win: San Domenico School's seventh-graders and Marin Country Day School's eighth-graders were the first-place winners in the first round of competition for the Marin County Office of Education's Mathletes. (Read more) |
| Report: Alto Hill Tunnel reopening carries big price tag: Opening up the Alto Tunnel for bike and pedestrian use could cost as much as $52 million, according to a new report that looks at ways to better connect Corte Madera and Mill Valley. (Read more) |
| Marin grand jury calls 'clean energy' plan too risky: In a new report unambiguously titled "Pull the Plug," the Marin County Civil Grand on Monday recommended the Marin Energy Authority abandon its effort to reduce greenhouse gases by competing with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (Read more) |
| State finds Mill Valley schools at fault in individual case: The state has found the Mill Valley School District out of compliance in its regulations for educating students with disabilities following an investigation of a parent complaint. (Read more) |
 | Sole Desire returns to Marin County: The aggressive leasing campaign to fill the newly renovated Northgate regional shopping center gave a Santa Rosa-based comfort-fashion shoe store chain a chance to open its seventh location and return to Marin County. (Read more) |
| Novato parents touched by community support after two boys critically hurt in car crash: The parents of two teenage sons critically injured in a single-car crash Wednesday in Novato are thanking family and friends who have rushed to help them cope. (Read more) |
| Marin Board of Education considers 42 layoff notices to staff: "Everyone has received a notice," said Susan Spain, deputy superintendent. "As administrators, we are employees at will." (Read more) |
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