Born and raised in Mill Valley, I have spent most of my life in Marin County.
After graduating from Sacramento State with a degree in journalism, I returned home to cover sports for the Marin Independent Journal. I have since worked at several papers in Northern California, covering local sports, arts and more.
Joining Larkspur-Corte Madera Patch gives me the opportunity to return to the community I love and to help my neighbors by keeping them informed of local news. Together, we'll tell the stories that really matter to our neighborhood.
Marin Catholic seniors are among the students who discover how hard it is to drive and text during a safety exercise at the Raceway at Sonoma.
Mesa Verde seniors are among the students who discover how hard it is to drive and text during a safety exercise at the Raceway at Sonoma.
Marin Catholic seniors are among the students who discover how hard it is to drive and text during a safety exercise at the Raceway at Sonoma.
Can you figure out where this mailbox is located? The first correct answer wins Patch swag!
Power outage in Kentfield affects 100 customers.
While most cities are cutting back everywhere, Corte Madera is actually increasing the Fire Department budget to fill post that's been vacant for the past two years.
Be the first to correctly answer the following questions and win Patch swag.
Jack and Jacqueline Domet earn bragging rights with their victory at the Marin Country Mart Farmers Market pie contest.
Dark humor hits the target with oddball characters and an all-star cast.
Do have any video to share of the large meteor that lit up the Bay Area sky on Wednesday night?
Soo Young enjoys food and life at Vis a Vis.
Let us know your favorite finds at the local farmers markets and your favorite recipes.
Bakery promises to re-open with an expanded plan.
Supporters of a community garden must look elsewhere in town after suffering a setback at Town Hall recently.
Special wine and food evening at Tavern at Lark Creek; Science fun at Corte Madera Library; On the road to Machu Picchu.
San Anselmo Police could fully merge with the Twin Cities Police Authority by the end of the year, according to Larkspur Mayor Len Rifkind and San Anselmo Town Manager Debbie Stutsman.
You can win Patch swag if you can correctly identify where to find this floral art
San Anselmo Police could fully merge with the TCPA by the end of the year, according to Larkspur Mayor Len Rifkind
Town Park Plaza opens with a gala celebration, but project organizers aren't done yet.
Beers flow fast as hundreds gather at Old Town Square for an afternoon's delight.
