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City Tweaks Downtown Traffic Pattern to Support Miller Closure, Free Up Parking & Allow Outbound Car Traffic
City of Mill Valley officials this week unveiled a slightly modified version of the wildly popular downtown Miller Avenue street closure that has been in effect – with a few COVID-19 and weather-related interruptions along the way – for the better part of nine months. The changes, which will be in effect during the Miller Ave.…
Read MoreWith Mettle Health, BJ Miller and Sonya Dolan Seek to ‘Bring Intention & Creativity to the Experience of Dying’
Mettle Health’s B.J. Miller. Courtesy image. Sonya Dolan studied art in college and enjoyed a successful career in branding and large-scale event planning until a major life event propelled her in another direction. When her mother got sick and passed away, Dolan found herself overwhelmingly drawn to hospice work, eventually becoming the manager of patient…
Read MoreDipsea Race Committee Pushes 110th Edition to Nov. 7
Scenes from the 109th Dipsea Race on June 9, 2019. Photos by Steve Disenhof. Brian Pilcher, the defending champ and four-time winner of the Dipsea Race, will have to wait until November to defend his crown, as will the legions of competitors hoping to dethrone him. Citing the ongoing public safety health concerns and uncertainties related to the…
Read MoreOpen Air Artisan Faire Returns to Makers Market at MVLY With Live Music & More ā March 13, 11am-5pm
Makers Market‘s regular series of Open Air Artisan Faires at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard return this month as owner Suzy Ekman and her team look to emerge from the latest shutdown and dip their toes into outdoor, socially distanced markets. With springtime in the air, the outdoor fair, set for Saturday, March 13, 11am-5pm, features a dozen local…
Read MoreA Letter from Famous4 Owner Larry ‘the Hat’ Lautzker
Famous4 extends its going out of business sale through March 14! As Famous 4 owner Larry “the Hat” Lautzker nears the final week of business for his vaunted retail shop at 96 Throckmorton Ave. in downtown Mill Valley, he’s got a lot to say about the rollercoaster ride of the past several weeks, during which he’s…
Read MoreMarine Mammal Center’s Adam Ratner Talks Caring for Injured Animals in Virtual OAC Event ā March 25
The Outdoor Art Club continues its series of free, virtual, thought-provoking workshops with a talk by Adam Ratner, Associate Director of Conservation Education at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, a world leader in ocean conservation through marine mammal rescue, veterinary science, and education During the “Caring for Our Oceans” event, which is set for Thursday, March 25…
Read MoreWine, Beer & Gourmet āFood Tasting is Back ā With a Delicious Twist! Live Virtual Beer & Wine Tastings Feat. Renowned Bay Area Vintners & Brewers ā April 15-16
On April 15-16, one of Mill Valley’s iconic events, the 39th Annual Mill Valley Wine, Beer and Gourmet Food Tasting returns – with a delicious twist! It’s back, it’s virtual, and as always it’s sponsored by Mill Valley Market with proceeds supporting the Mill Valley Chamber and Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation. This year’s event features two at-home, one-hour tastings –…
Read MoreLet’s Do This: City of MV Targets $1M Grant to Build Class IV Bike Lane as Part of East Blithedale Overhaul
East Blithedale Ave., outbound from Lomita/Roque Moraes intersection, at right, and a proposed Class IV bike lane. Courtesy images. There’s no doubt that the volume of people cruising around Mill Valley on two wheels over the past year has spiked dramatically. There are myriad reasons for that trend, of course, from all of us seeking…
Read MoreOptimism on Vaccine Distro Surges asĀ County Officials Say Most of Marinās 200k Adults Could be Vaccinated by Before July ā State Now Dictates Vaccine Eligibility Tiers
The following sectors are now eligible for vaccinations in Marin: education, food service, child care, agriculture & emergency services. Image courtesy Marin HHS. At the outset of his weekly update to the Marin County Board of Supervisors this week, Marin County Public Health Officer Dr. Matt Willis did something that he and his public health…
Read MoreHead to the Pitch: Dave Fromer Soccer & Mill Valley Recreation Open Spring Soccer Program Registration
Spring Soccer offers team practices during the weekday and games on Saturdays. Weekday team practices and Saturday games will be run by a dedicated DFS coach. Parents coach teams for the Saturday games. Participating in DFS’ Spring Soccer program provides a great opportunity for players to improve their ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, goalkeeping, and…
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