Marin Lately Staff
Sweatshirt that Says “Sausalito” Once Again Marin’s Top Export
County's GDP closely linked to sales of the iconic garment
Mill Valley Man Reaches Multiple-Bracelets Age
There comes a time in every Mill Valley man’s life, usually around 55 years old, when he must acquire and wear several beaded bracelets. Anthropologists don’t fully understand the phenomenon, but say the practice may be a kind of male menopause.
Approved: Controversial Apartment Complex to be Redeveloped as Single Family Home with Anti-Racist Reflecting Pool
Opposition to an affordable housing complex in Fairfax collapsed this week in the face of renderings that reimagined the building as a tasteful private home with amenities that respect the community.
Weekend Spotlight
As always, a few things to worry about, maybe one thing to do, or another thing to read and go, “What!?”
Anti-Trust Regulators Move to End Pizzahacker's Chokehold on Local Families
Not giving parents a choice, says Justice Department
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Marin County Seniors Ranked “Spryest” in U.S.
"Freakishly limber and disturbingly energetic," judges say
Glut of Fast-Casual Options Leaves Man Formally Overweight
A Central Marin man says a tantalizing array of fast-casual restaurants in the area has resulted in an official health prognosis – and he now believes he was misled by the industry. “Their focus on higher quality ingredients, even the simple fact that they are not cheap – it blinded me
Suburban Consumer Cannot Wait to Try Private Equity Backed Bakery
Mother-of-two Genevieve Prado, untroubled by the fact that the new patisserie she is excited about is part of a portfolio of brands owned by Connecticut-based investment firm, said she had heard great things about its scones. She added that she was engaging with the insidious expression of
Weekend Spotlight
As always, a few things to worry about, maybe one thing to do, or another thing to read and go, “What!?”
