]
Marin IJ: Marin County Executive Derek Johnson is Proposing the County Create a New Strategic Plan, Its First Since 2001

Marin IJ: Marin County Executive Derek Johnson is Proposing the County Create a New Strategic Plan, Its First Since 2001

“Ultimately, the strategic plan should be our North Star. It should guide our work plans, our capital investments and your policy decisions,” Johnson told county supervisors during a budget workshop on Monday. He recommended starting the process immediately so the...
Planting the Future: The Outdoor Art Club Gets Ready for Its Next Century

Planting the Future: The Outdoor Art Club Gets Ready for Its Next Century

If you’ve walked past the shingled building tucked behind the wisteria-covered gate at 1 West Blithedale Avenue lately, you may have noticed something: the Outdoor Art Club has been busy. In fact, over the past three years, the Club — one of the Mill Valley Chamber of...
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...
A Full Circle Mill Valley Moment: Despite Some Recent Delays, Tartine Looks to Return to the 94941, This Time at Edens/Strawberry Village!!

A Full Circle Mill Valley Moment: Despite Some Recent Delays, Tartine Looks to Return to the 94941, This Time at Edens/Strawberry Village!!

San Francisco’s storied bakery Tartine has successfully expanded into South Korea and Los Angeles. Its next far-flung location is closer to home: Tartine’s first North Bay outpost will take over a 3,000-square-foot space at the Strawberry Village shopping center in...
Transit Agencies Across the Bay Area to Begin Accepting Credit & Debit Cards – The Move Follows a Similar Switch by BART

Transit Agencies Across the Bay Area to Begin Accepting Credit & Debit Cards – The Move Follows a Similar Switch by BART

Paying for bus, train and ferry rides across the Bay Area just became a little easier. Beginning Wednesday, riders on nearly every transit agency in the region will be able to use their credit or debit cards — rather than just pre-paid Clipper cards — to pay for all...