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The Secret Service is investigating a "massive data breach" at the national retail chain, spanning Black Friday until Dec. 15, according to reports.
The Secret Service is investigating a "massive data breach" at the national retail chain, spanning Black Friday until Dec. 15, according to reports.
Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation, has placed its familiar red, yellow, & black thermometers around town to highlight the organization’s progress toward fulfilling its fundraising goal of $3 million for the 2013-2014 year.
Two Tam High students were recently recognized as finalist for the playwright submissions in the 5th annual Marin Theatre Company Marin Young Playwrights Festival.
The City of Mill Valley is kicking off its annual Board, Commission and Committee Recruitment process, hoping to fill several vacancies in Mill Valley.
Wondering why the police were in your neighborhood this week? Here is the Dixon Police Department call log for December 14-17.
Silicon Valley lawyer turned young entrepreneur offers a new shoe, ethically sourced, in traditional India fashion, with his Mohinder Shoes in Mill Valley.
In honor of Jacy Franceschi, the Dixon Montessori Charter school gym was flooded with love Sunday, where 193-people took the simple Be The Match cheek swab DNA test, offering their bone marrow should they match someone in need.
One Book One Marin will honor Novella Carpenter for her book Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farm. February launch will host presentations on bee keeping, backyard chickens, beer making, fermentation and food preservation techniques.
In honor of Jacy Franceschi, the Dixon Montessori Charter school gym was flooded with love Sunday, when 193-people took the simple Be The Match cheek swab DNA test, offering their bone marrow should they match someone in need.
For a chance to win $1500.
