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Read MoreA Deteriorating Levee is the Weak Link as King Tides Roll into Marin County
A Marin County neighborhood with a deteriorating coastal barrier is already feeling the impacts of king tides and coastal flooding sweeping into the Bay Area this week. The National Weather Service has extended a sweeping coastal advisory for Northern California until Sunday at 6 p.m. The North Bay started to feel the effects earlier this week when flooded roadways…
Read MoreThe Mill Valley Historical Society Is Partnering with the City of Mill Valley to Celebrate the Listing of City Hall and the Fire Station on the National Register of Historic Places
The Mill Valley Historical Society Is Partnering with the City of Mill Valley to Celebrate the Listing of City Hall and the Fire Station on the National Register of Historic Places
Read MoreA Fall Update from the Tam High Foundation
As students and teachers settle into the rhythm of the school year, the Tam High Foundation Board has been busy behind the scenes, reviewing grant applications from more than 20 teachers across campus. These grants are at the heart of what we do—providing funding for programs, resources, and opportunities that enrich the educational experience for all…
Read MoreA New Chapter | Mill Valley LiveArts + 142 Throckmorton Theatre
A New Chapter for Mill Valley LiveArts and 142 Throckmorton Theatre Mill Valley LiveArts (MVLA) was founded by Lucy Mercer 24 years ago. It has operated as 142 Throckmorton Theatre and, under Lucy’s leadership, has produced a broad range of creative arts programming. These programs have continued to grow, bringing together artists, performers, students, and audiences throughout…
Read MoreIn Marin Theatre’s ‘Betrayal,’ a Love Affair Has No Pulse
Characters don’t have to be likable. But it would be nice if they had a pulse. In Marin Theatre’s “Betrayal,” Harold Pinter’s three-hander about a wife cheating with her husband’s best friend, they sometimes do. But just as often actors strip intention, subtext and humanity from their delivery. Lines are just sounds, the script an…
Read MoreNew Mill Valley Restaurant Inspired by Japanese, Peruvian Flavors
El Paseo’s collection of intimate, brick-walled rooms, connected by a winding passageway between Throckmorton and Sunnyside avenues in Mill Valley, has been home to a succession of restaurants since the 1940s. The latest is Lima Nikkei from Novato resident Edwin Sandoval, and it brings Nikkei, a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisines, to Marin following…
Read MoreWest Point Inn
Hello, Visitors and locals may enjoy a Mill Valley history event this weekend. West Point Inn is showing “Blind Husbands” (1919), Erich von Stroheim’s silent drama set at an Alpine inn, with live piano by Tony-nominated composer Wayne Barker. Stroheim waited tables at West Point Inn in 1912, before Hollywood. Blind Husbands (1919) West Point…
Read MoreMill Valley is One Step closer to Design Money for the Miller Ave Roundabout
What’s happening: The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) voted unanimously Thursday to nominate $453,000 for design work at Miller Avenue, Montford Avenue and La Goma Street. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) makes the final call between January and March. Money would reach the city in the second half of 2027 at the earliest. Mill Valley asked…
Read MoreMill Valley Middle School Project On Track as Rain Season Nears
Mill Valley Middle School students should be able to move into their temporary campus by January as planned, according to the school district. In addition, contractors have raised classroom floors to above the Federal Emergency Management Agency flood levels to offset high tides and heavy rain expected during the El Niño winter, said Elizabeth Kaufman,…
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