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2025 Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade Is In the books!  This year’s theme was “Strength in Numbers,” Representing Our Tight-Woven Community, How We Get Things Done to Make Mill Valley the Best Place to Live in America!

2025 Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade Is In the books! This year’s theme was “Strength in Numbers,” Representing Our Tight-Woven Community, How We Get Things Done to Make Mill Valley the Best Place to Live in America!

The 2025 Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade is In the books! This year’s theme was “Strength in Numbers,” representing our tight-woven community spirit, how, as a town, we come together and get things done in a way that makes Mill Valley the best place to live in America! We heard some outstanding essays from local students, as well as from Mill Valley Police Chief Rick Navarro, Board pf Supervisors Stephanie Moulton-Peters, and many more! There was also plenty of fun at the Pancake Breakfast,  the KIDDO! Carnival and after Parade party.

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Kron 4: Petition Started to Keep Support Services for Black Students at Tamalpais High School

Kron 4: Petition Started to Keep Support Services for Black Students at Tamalpais High School

KRON4 asked Deberry if she thinks there’s any correlation between the national narrative and her local school board vote. “I hope that isn’t it because what we’re dealing with here is active acts of racism. We aren’t even having a conversation about wanting to increase the population of African American or Jewish students on campus,” Deberry said. “We’re saying that we would like them to feel safe from racist incidents that are happening at the campus.”

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Marin Voice: Governor Newsom Should Protect CalHome Funding in New Budget

Marin Voice: Governor Newsom Should Protect CalHome Funding in New Budget

The lack of support for this problem has widespread implications that go far beyond the struggles of individuals and families. Communities suffer from the transience encouraged by rental housing. Local economies are deprived of the investment homeowners make and the stable supply of workers who set down roots for the long term. Children without stable housing live more disrupted lives with poorer educational outcomes, which prevents them from accessing high income-earning opportunities as they grow into the next generation of potential homebuyers. Families that are unable to build generational wealth struggle to contribute to societal wealth.

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Mill Valley’s Iconic Bungalow 44 on East Blithedale Is Set to Celebrates 30 Years in Business! 

Mill Valley’s Iconic Bungalow 44 on East Blithedale Is Set to Celebrates 30 Years in Business! 

“Come raise a glass with us on the newly renovated patio, toast to the good times (past and future), and enjoy some bites, sips, and familiar faces,” says the Bungalow team. It’s our way of saying thank you for being part of the Bungalow family over the years. It’s our way of saying thank you for being part of the Bungalow family over the years. “We look forward to raising a glass with you! Bill, Peter, Jason, Robert and the whole B44 team. We hope to see you there!

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Dick Spotswood: Marin Cities Need Stronger Say in Design as Housing Approvals Flow

Dick Spotswood: Marin Cities Need Stronger Say in Design as Housing Approvals Flow

Encourage new housing only near freeways. Fortunately, most of the housing described above is close to Highway 101. Fairfax is the obvious exception. As Corte Madera Councilmember Eli Beckman said, “Our town is meeting its housing mandate by locating new units near the freeway.” That limits in-town traffic increases and preserves most of the small-town character. To make even these modest improvements to current state housing laws, our North Bay state legislative delegation and those in other suburban counties need to get aggressive on our behalf.

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Gov. Newsom Slashes $11.5 Million for Performing Arts Fund, Devastating Bay Area Organizations

Newsom’s revision isn’t final, though; the legislature makes its own amendments before passing a budget on June 15. In the meantime, SFBATCO and other performing arts companies are urging their followers to write their representatives, the state budget committee and the governor’s office, with Dance Mission inviting allies to a letter-writing and phone-banking potluck at its Mission District facility at 3316 24th St. starting at noon on Saturday, May 17. The move comes nearly two weeks after theaters, circuses, music groups and more across the region and the country received “letters of termination” regarding their promised grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. 

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Church of Our Saviour: Join Us for an Annual Summer Picnic – Old Mill Park in the BBQ Area – June 15th, 11:15am-2pm

Church of Our Saviour: Join Us for an Annual Summer Picnic – Old Mill Park in the BBQ Area – June 15th, 11:15am-2pm

Come celebrate summer with food, friends, and fun at the COS Annual Summer Picnic! Enjoy great company, potluck-style dishes (bring one if you can—or just come, we’ve got you!), and activities for kids of all ages. This is a joyful, community-wide event—open to all and welcoming of everyone. Bring your picnic blanket, your appetite, and your smiles. We can’t wait to see you there!

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O’Hanlon Center Hosts ‘Joy Alive in Concert’ – June 8, 3pm-4:30 pm. $25. Don’t Miss it! Terry Garthwaite on Vocals & Guitar, Barbara Borden on Drums & Percussion & Susanne DiVincenzo on Bass and Cello. Show at 3pm. Tickets $25.

O’Hanlon Center Hosts ‘Joy Alive in Concert’ – June 8, 3pm-4:30 pm. $25. Don’t Miss it! Terry Garthwaite on Vocals & Guitar, Barbara Borden on Drums & Percussion & Susanne DiVincenzo on Bass and Cello. Show at 3pm. Tickets $25.

In Concert at O’Hanlon Center – Joy Alive in Concert – June 8 @ 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm. $25.00 Don’t miss it! Terry Garthwaite on vocals and guitar, Barbara Borden on drums and percussion and Susanne DiVincenzo on bass and cello. Doors open at 2:20pm, show at 3pm. Tickets $25. 616 Throckmorton Ave.!

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