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President Obama Signs Bill Honoring Local Army Specialist

June 8, 2011
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President Obama Signs Bill Honoring Local Army Specialist

On May 31, 2011, President Obama signed H.R. 793, officially naming the U.S. Post office in Inverness, CA as the “Specialist Jake Robert Velloza Post Office.” The bill, passed by the House of Representatives in March, was proposed by Representative Lynn Woolsey (of Petaluma) to honor the memory and sacrifice of the young soldier....

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The Great Rebate: Go Green

May 11, 2011
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The Great Rebate: Go Green

A statewide rebate program to improve energy efficiency is heading to Marin, so take note: With Energy Upgrade California, you’ll have until December 2012 to qualify — by taking steps like sealing ducts, repairing furnaces or getting solar–power systems analysis completed. 
Already successful in Sacramento and Los Angeles, the program has many experts excited,...

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The salmon signs are back…

April 26, 2011
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The salmon signs are back…

As I was driving up Tiburon Blvd for the fourth time in one day I thought … if I’m wondering what the signs are about, I’m sure others are too. Hence I asked Monica Grant in our office to write up a little blog on the topic. Best of all, she includes ways to...

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Larkspur Designer Catches Eye of CFDA/Vogue Finalist

August 11, 2010
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Larkspur Designer Catches Eye of CFDA/Vogue Finalist

Check out CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist (his work is also featured in the September issue of Marin Magazine) Prabal Gurung’s blog on Larkspur jewelry designer Ashley Berman’s line Ashley Morgan Designs. What first attracted Prabal’s team to Ashley Morgan Designs is her, “innate ability to communicate a client’s story through use of rare and...

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Shop for a Cause

August 3, 2010
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Shop for a Cause

The millions of gallons that have poured into the Gulf of Mexico have devastated the area’s ecosystem and long-term impacts of the spill still aren’t fully known; but to support efforts to rehabilitate the animals effected and help volunteers on the front-lines of the disaster consider shopping for the cause. Jewelry designer Kimberly McDonald...

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Take a Break With Local Spa Deals

July 28, 2010
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Take a Break With Local Spa Deals

When I was a kid there was nothing better than heading out to summer camp, sleeping bag and lanyard supplies in hand, to get a little R&R from the tough restrictions of life as a 3rd grader. Just because I’ve exceeded most camp age limits doesn’t mean I don’t want to take a break...

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Marin Designer Showcase is Back in San Rafael

May 11, 2010
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Marin Designer Showcase is Back in San Rafael

After a two year hiatus the Marin Designer Showcase is back and better than ever. Today, I had a chance to preview the Showcase, which benefits the Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership’s volunteer programs. Thirty-two designers transformed George and Janet Pasha’s 8,000 square-foot Georgian Colonial San Rafael home to support a fantastic Marin...

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First time Marin filmmakers get national distribution

April 13, 2010
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When I interviewed Noah and Logan Miller last year for an article I was writing about them in Marin Magazine, they were on the brink of both the release of their first film, “Touching Home,” an autobiographical tale that starred Ed Harris and their first book Either You’re In or You’re In the Way...

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Former Marin Magazine Team Member is Big in Japan

March 3, 2010
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Former Marin Magazine Team Member is Big in Japan

Former Marin Magazine intern and assistant stylist Danielle Goodman is making it big in New York and Japan. Currently, working as an assistant for clothing designer Prabal Gurung (you’ve seen his designs on Demi Moore and splashed across the pages of Vogue, Elle, WWD and Bazaar) Goodman is also designing her own line of shirts...

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A Good Old Fashioned Apothecary

January 26, 2010
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A Good Old Fashioned Apothecary

Apothecary. It’s one of those words you don’t hear too often. It sounds sort of medieval. The type of language you’d expect to be followed by herbs, potions and lotions in a conversation. Apparently I’m not far off. San Francisco’s SenSpa (yes, it’s in SF, but only a few minutes over the bridge in...

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