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COVID Explainer: Here Are the Guidelines Restaurants Must Follow for the Safety of Patrons and Employees
In recent weeks, as Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed heightened interest in enforcement of businesses regarding health and safety protocols and the Marin County Board of Supervisors’ unanimous approval of an emergency ordinance allowing Marin’s county, city and town government workers to cite violators, tensions have run high for Mill Valley restaurant owners, tensions have risen for restaurant owners in Mill Valley…
Read MoreLaugh Out Loud: Throckmorton Theatre Posts Archived Live Sets From Classic Tuesday Night Comedy Shows
For the past too-many months, we’ve all been deprived of the communal gathering that is at the heart of Mill Valley. One of those places that has been forced to go quiet during the shelter is the Throckmorton Theatre, where Tuesday Night Comedy has reigned for years. In a gesture of goodwill and in celebration…
Read MoreMVLY Debuts ‘Lunchtime at the Lumber Yard’ Series Feat. Live Music, Tasty Treats & More ā Saturday, 12-2pm
Outdoor dining at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard. The folks at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard are always brimming with new ideas, and the weirdest summer in memory is no different. They’ve launched Lunchtime at the Lumber Yard, a live music music series on Saturdays from 12-2pm. “After grabbing lunch at one of our restaurants, safely sit outdoors and…
Read MoreMV Chamber, City of MV’s Emergency Preparedness Commission to Launch #MaskUp Campaign to Bolster COVID-19 Safety, Support Mill Valley Businesses
It couldn’t possibly be more clear: Wearing a face mask, along with other preventative measures like regular hand-washing and social distancing, help slow the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Anecdotally, Mill Valley residents and visitors have significantly stepped up their usage of face masks In recent weeks. But in the midst of a global…
Read MoreFrom Shaming to Citations: Supes Back Plan to Enforce Mask, Social Distancing Violations in COVID-19 Era
In early July, Gov. Gavin Newsom expressed heightened interest in enforcement of businesses regarding health and safety protocols, proposing “strike teams” and pointing consumers to tip lines to report coronavirus improprieties. The concept was to transition to an enforcement system with “teeth” after many months of reliance on mask- and social distancing-shaming on platforms like Nextdoor.…
Read MoreCounty Relents on Reusable Bag Ban, With Restrictions
Though a minor concern amidst a global health pandemic that has killed more than 620,000 people worldwide, one of the frustrating oddities of the COVID-19 health crisis has been the ban on reusable grocery and shopping bags due to concerns around surface transmission. In late June, Gov. Gavin Newsom allowed his 60-day executive order to…
Read MoreKress Jack, Local Leaders Launch ‘Raise the Frequency’ to Support BIPOC, Start With Marin City Job Seekers
Clockwise from top left, Raise the Frequency Founder Kress Jack, Sophie Cabral, participants Elana Rosen and Karine Malle, Clay Engels, and Paula Williams, founder of Shamebooth. Not pictured: Bonnie Powers and Jeffrey Levin of Poet and/the Bench and Marissa Wertheimer, a mediator and restorative justice trainer. Courtesy images. In the eight weeks since the murder…
Read MoreAfter Six Months as Interim City Manager, City Council Officially Appoints Ex-Police Chief Alan Piombo to Role
MVPD Lieutenant Lindsay Haynes named interim police chief, and city officials plan to explore a shared service agreement for the role of Chief of Police. City has an existing shared services agreement with Sausalito. Mill Valley City Manager Alan Piombo. For Alan Piombo, 2020 began with the bizarre and has careened from the rewarding to the…
Read MoreWith $40k+ in Donations, Residents Send an Outpouring of Love & Support to Tony’s Shoe Repair’s Misak Pirinjian
Tony’s Shoe Repair owner Misak Pirinjian in 2011. The COVID-19 pandemic has been brutal, and relentless. But rays of sunshine have regularly parted the clouds. Like the various, multi-faceted efforts to both support local restaurants and feed frontline workers. And the prose and artwork that have urged us to stay vigilant. And let’s not forget…
Read MoreSkyen, an Outsourced IT Firm for Small & Medium-Sized Businesses, Is Primed for This Unprecedented Moment
The Skyen team. To say that the global office landscape has been turned upside down due to the COVID-19 crisis is a massive understatement. In the span of less than six months, the pendulum has swung from companies all over the world sporadically allowing employees to work from home to many of the largest technology…
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