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On the Heels of Multiple Planning Commission Study Sessions, City Council Will Dictate the Road Ahead for Loosening the Rules on Land Use

On the Heels of Multiple Planning Commission Study Sessions, City Council Will Dictate the Road Ahead for Loosening the Rules on Land Use

Dating back to 2023-24, the Mill Valley Planning Commission, City Councilmembers and staff have have taken some critically important steps on managing land use in town, specifically across the four commercial zone districts within city limits: Downtown Commercial...
One Year After Its Mill Valley Comeback, The Hivery Thrives as a Women-Fueled Hub for Community, Creativity, and Growth!

One Year After Its Mill Valley Comeback, The Hivery Thrives as a Women-Fueled Hub for Community, Creativity, and Growth!

The Hivery Celebrates it’s one year anniversary comeback in their beautifully reimagined Miller Avenue space. The Hivery has reemerged as a vibrant women-fueled community hub, hosting author events, workshops, coworking, mentorship programs, and creative...
Free Westminster Events & Outdoor Art Club Host a Thought-Provoking Conversation About the Future of Public Health With Marin County Health Officer Lisa Santora & Ross Town Councilmember Teri Dowling – March 8th, 3-5pm

Free Westminster Events & Outdoor Art Club Host a Thought-Provoking Conversation About the Future of Public Health With Marin County Health Officer Lisa Santora & Ross Town Councilmember Teri Dowling – March 8th, 3-5pm

Westminster Events invites the community to an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation. This free, community-wide event takes place at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 240 Tiburon Blvd., from 3pm-5pm. Together, they’ll explore the issues shaping our lives...
On the Heels of a Community Workshop in 2025, EHS Has Unveiled an Evolving Program to explicitly encourage business success and foster a “One Marin” mindset—balancing safety standards & a commitment to the economic vitality of the local food community

On the Heels of a Community Workshop in 2025, EHS Has Unveiled an Evolving Program to explicitly encourage business success and foster a “One Marin” mindset—balancing safety standards & a commitment to the economic vitality of the local food community

On February 10th at the Board of Supervisors, featuring Shannon Bell, Supervising Environmental Health Specialist, Community Development Agency identified process Improvement Strategies for the Environmental Health Services Consumer Protection Food Program: Review of...