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Mill Valley native, Miles Florence, will showcase his advanced band skills in the Army and Navy Academy's Annual Winter Concert next week.
Wondering why the fire engine was on your street last month? Here is the Dixon Department calls for service incident log for Nov. 12-30.
Check out the Marin County Sheriff's and Central Marin Police Department calls for service in the Mill Valley area on Wednesday, December 11.
No shortage of things to do around the Dixon area this weekend. Help save a life before heading to Winters for some hot chocolate or to Dixon Community Church's Variety Show. Here is the Patch Top 5 pick of weekend happenings.
At this time, DPAC intends to thoroughly review all of the information and documentation. Our goal is to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed wastewater system upgrades and the associated costs, encouraging all Dixon residents to do the same.
With the quick pace of online news, sometimes interesting local feature stories are easily overlooked. Here are a list of local headlines from the Mill Valley during the last month.
Tamalpais High School student, Rachel Kochhar, has been selected by Bank of Marin to have her photography images included in Bank of Marin’s 2014 Community Calendar, earning $100 for her school photography program.
The Sausalito based Marine Mammal Center, in the heart of the Marin Headlands, is a private, non-profit organization that rescues & rehabilitates sick and injured marine mammals. Check out their recent green advancements and see how you can help too.
Plenty of holiday cheer and more in Mill Valley this week. Here is the Patch Top 5 pick for this week.
Watch video from this morning's press conference by Winters Police Chief and U.S. Marshall addressing the standoff and arrest of William Gardner III, accused killer of Leslie Pinkston last month.
The Tam High clock tower has not kept accurate time in many years, the Alumni Association's goal is to fix that in 2014.
As of 11:30 p.m., Gardner was barricaded in a Las Vegas home with a woman and small child, reportedly in a standoff with police since 6 p.m. after calling CBS News in Sacramento to vent. As of 4 a.m. Tuesday Gardner was in custody.
The Sacramento County Department of Transportation has begun their Winter Pothole Sweeps, encouraging drivers to report problems they have noticed.
The Sausalito based Marine Mammal Center, in the heart of the Marin Headlands, is a private, non-profit organization that rescues & rehabilitates sick and injured marine mammals. Check out their recent green advancements and see how you can help too.
