When did we stop shopping for surprise holiday gifts for our loved ones? That’s the question that New York Times opinion writer Margaret Renkl posed to her readers this week, lamenting the shift, long before the pandemic, to gift-giving via quite literally...
A selection of bikes from Tam Bikes and Mad Dog & Englishmen. Courtesy images. As is evident from a stroll on Miller Avenue or the Mill Valley-Sausalito multi-use path just about any time of day, the popularity of e-bikes has exploded in recent years, and looks to...
We’ve been making the case to #ShopMV in this space for years, reminding our neighbors that when you eat, shop or use a local service, you are investing in our local economy. Business taxes fuel our increasingly challenged city budgets. Local business...
Engine No. 9 As we’ve been reporting regularly over the past three years, Friends of No. 9, the organization formed by the Mill Valley Historical Society, Friends of Mt. Tam, Marin History Museum and others, purchased the Engine No. 9, the only surviving piece...
Makers Market at MVLY Fall has arrived and Makers Market‘s regular series of monthly Open Air Artisan Faires at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard continues Nov. 13 from 11am-5pm, featuring “a lovely group of local makers selling jewelry, natural skin care, candles,...
The 129-year-old Mill Valley Lumber Yard is one of the oldest landmarks in town and the history of the property is integral to the history of the City of Mill Valley itself. Founded concurrent with the late-19th century origins of Mill Valley and located along one of...
