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.
The Larkspur City Council is bracing to hear from residents about the future of the library, City Hall and a parcel of land on the former Niven Nursery site.
Around Town June 5-6: The literary scene in the Twin Cities is heating up.
Cheers! Here's to life, love, happiness and good health a year after starting regular treatment for my carcinoid cancer.
Cheers! Here's to life, love, happiness and good health a year after starting regular treatment for my carcinoid cancer.
Cheers! Here's to life, love, happiness and good health a year after starting regular treatment for my carcinoid cancer.
Larkspur-Corte Madera Patch is calling on YOU the readers to help determine the best place in town to sit down with a good book.
Town Council is expected to interview candidates Tuesday for the Parks and Recreation Commission and Flood Control Board; outstanding citizens to be honored.
House Hunt: It's hard to tell the real estate market is sluggish when you see multi-million dollar estates on the block.
President hopes to stock his campaign war chest during fundraisers on Wednesday
Readers' Choice: Yankee Pier and Tavern at Lark Creek tie in the search for the Twin CIties' Best Burger.
Around Town June 1-3: Here are a few ideas for the first weekend in June.
Around Town May 31-June 1: Drop by the Corte Madera Community Center for the free Adult and Senior Fair.
With the Mountain Play in the midst of its 99th season with a production of 'The Music Man,' a docent with the Mill Valley Library's Lucretia Little History Room takes a look back at its beginnings.
Ryan Holliday says Judge James Chou should have debated his opponent during this campaign.
Send us your gripes and also your applause.
Future engineers test their pedal-powered machines during the annual competition around the quad.
Corte Madera non-profit group is ready to shut down its campaign to establish a garden in town after a tumultuous year.
Future engineers test their pedal-powered machines during the annual competition around the quad.
Around Town May 30-31: American Legion Post 313 opens its doors in a celebration Thursday.
The success of the shared services deal with San Anselmo will be weighed during Wednesday night's Police Council meeting.
