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.
Dancing, singing, enjoying a pint ... you can do it all this St. Patrick's Day weekend in the Twin Cities. Let us know your favorite spot to celebrate the holiday.
Around Town March 12-13: Check out the meeting of the Planning Commission in your town; spend some time with the little ones at the library.
Local cyclists and pedestrians remain enthusiastic about the possibility of reopening the Alto Tunnel between Corte Madera and Mill Valley.
This video tutorial will show users how to upload photos using their iPhone or Android smart phones using our free Patch app.
On Sesame Street or Ward Street, Modern Cookie is a popular destination for anyone with a sweet tooth. The new Larkspur bakery is the winner of our search for the best place for a children's birthday party.
Just like the man, Hal Brown Park is an inspiration to the community.
Around Town March 9-10: Enjoy music, comedy and good food wherever you go in the Twin Cities this weekend.
Twin Cities Police Report Feb. 29-March 6: Woman suffers a cut on her hand as she fights off her attacker.
Just like the man, Hal Brown Park is an inspiration to the community.
Cars are on the move already as the new dealership celebrates its opening day.
Around Town March 8-9: Give a toast and enjoy Cabaret at the Larkspur Cafe Theatre.
Freedom is the battle cry as Corte Madera votes to dump the controversial Bay Area government group in hopes of regaining local control. Now, the town's leaders hope the rest of Marin will follow their example.
Around Town March 7-8: Marin Catholic girls basketball opens the NorCal tournament as an underdog; Taste your way through the Corte Madera farmers market.
Town council votes 4-1 to leave the Association of Bay Area Governments, potentially leading county-wide realignment.
Corte Madera votes to dump the controversial Bay Area government group in hopes of preserving its heritage and regaining local control. Now, the town's leaders hope the rest of Marin will follow their example.
Mini of Marin is set to officially open its doors tomorrow at its new Corte Madera location.
With Sunshine Week set to kick off March, we'd like to hear from you about the state of transparency in our local government. Who are the champions of open government in the Twin Cities? What needs improvement?
Larkspur City Council is expected to pass a graffiti abatement ordinance that could hit homeowners where it hurts.
Just like the man, Hal Brown Park is an inspiration to the community.
Around Town March 6-7: Parenting Through Illness support at the Marin Cancer Institute.