Mill Valley Film Fest Unveils 48th Edition of Festival Poster – ‘It All Starts With One Seat’: A Tribute to the Power of In-Person Cinema  – Festival Dates, October 2-12

Mill Valley Film Fest Unveils 48th Edition of Festival Poster – ‘It All Starts With One Seat’: A Tribute to the Power of In-Person Cinema – Festival Dates, October 2-12

  The California Film Institute (CAFILM) is pleased to share the official poster design for the 48th Mill Valley Film Festival (MVFF48), once again created by Marin County–based agency Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners (BSSP). This year’s campaign embraces the idea...
Flour Craft Bakery Co-Owner Heather Hardcastle Debuts a Brand New Space at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard – You’re Invited to a First Look at Good Life Shop!

Flour Craft Bakery Co-Owner Heather Hardcastle Debuts a Brand New Space at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard – You’re Invited to a First Look at Good Life Shop!

When Heather Hardcastle and her husband Rick Perko opened the second location of their gluten-free Flour Craft Bakery in April 2018 at the Mill Valley Lumber Yard, they did so with the intent to use the new space as a platform to expand their offerings to “be a more...
Councilmembers, Planning Commissioners, Staff and Residents Dove Deeply Into a Major Possible Reconsideration of Up Dated Parking Regulations – MV Will Eliminate Parking Requirements for New Businesses Downtown

Councilmembers, Planning Commissioners, Staff and Residents Dove Deeply Into a Major Possible Reconsideration of Up Dated Parking Regulations – MV Will Eliminate Parking Requirements for New Businesses Downtown

Given the fact that the City of Mill Valley’s parking regulations have not been updated in decades, and were increasingly out of alignment with the Mill Valley General Plan goals related to housing, economic development, and climate action, it became quite clear that...
Bay Area Unemployment Rates in the North Bay Decreased, as Bay Area Lost Thousands of Jobs in June

Bay Area Unemployment Rates in the North Bay Decreased, as Bay Area Lost Thousands of Jobs in June

Bay Area employers cut 6,800 jobs in the Bay Area in June, with all three of the region’s major metro areas enduring reduced employment levels, the state Employment Development Department reported. “The Bay Area labor market continues to deteriorate, losing jobs and...