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Drought is Here. Fire Season’s Coming. Conserve Water.

Photo courtesy MMWD. The recent run of dry months has provided plenty of opportunities to get out of the house amidst the pandemic and safely explore the outdoors. Marin Municipal Water District officials say that the flip side of this dry spell is quite stark, however.  Marin is in a drought, they say, and conserving our water…

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Emebet Korn’s Desta Gallery to Host Meet-and-Greet for its Latest Featured Artist Helen Steele – April 17, 2-4pm

Desta Gallery, which Emebet Korn relocated from San Anselmo to downtown Mill Valley in late 2020, has unveiled details for a meet-and-greet event for its newest featured artist, Helen Steele. The event, set for Saturday, April 17, 2-5pm at100 Throckmorton Ave. To follow social distancing guidelines, Korn has created three-time slots: 2pm, 3pm and 4pm. Email them here to select…

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On the Heels of Marin Business Survey About COVID-19’s Brutal Economic Impacts, Chambers and Leaders Call for a Countywide Business Relief Grant Program

Marin businesses are in the midst of one of the more sustained stretches of reopening progress  during the COVID-19 crisis. But none of those business owners need reminders of what they’ve been through, nor the daunting prospect of what a reversal of the current good fortune would mean for their economic survival. To better understand how dig…

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Let’s Dance: Melinda Neal’s Three-Year-Old Marin Conservatory of Dance Re-Opens at 365-367 Miller

Three years on, Marin Conservatory of Dance founder ​Melinda Neal is going for it. ​The longtime professional ballet dancer and revered Bay Area ballet instructor opened her studio on Miller Ave. in 2018, filling a void for a solely classical ballet-focused conservatory in southern Marin. The program grew steadily and organically within its small space at 448 Miller Avenue, and…

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‘Save Those Behind You’: Armed with Google-Powered Data & Simulations, City of Mill Valley Eyes Innovative, Multi-Faceted Evacuation Plan in the Event of a Wildfire

Mill Valley has a plethora of lessons learned from the Bay Area’s catastrophic wildfire disasters in recent years to incorporate into its own evacuation planning. Those efforts come with the knowledge that a large portion of our community is located within the ‘Very High Fire Severity Zone’ as identified by Cal Fire. In the aftermath…

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