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Hollis Zimmer May 16, 2013 at 04:06 pm
I had their margaritas at the Kiddo Gala and, frankly, they made my night! Delicious!
Bud Wiesser May 1, 2013 at 06:37 pm
Hope this doesnt trickle down to Marin's already party-hardy teenagers. They see everything we do,…Read More girls....
Amy Flynn May 1, 2013 at 06:11 pm
Laughing Glass was served at a recent fundraiser I attended for Cool The Earth (a wonderful…Read More locally-based non-profit). The event was held outside in a garden and once I was handed a delicious margarita I felt I had been transported to a tropical locale. Not only is their product stellar but I love that they support local organizations. Best of luck to these inspiring women on their new venture!
Peller Marion April 27, 2013 at 06:04 pm
Peller Marion, former President and Board Member of O'Hanlon Center for the Arts is leading:
Writing…Read More From The Heart
Drop in and ongoing spiritual writing group.
Tiburon Community Congregational Church
145 Rock Hill Road
Tiburon,Ca.
435-9108
Led by Dr. Peller Marion
Find your writing voice. Share your stories, memories, and inspirations getting steady positive affirmation for your work and a community to immerse yourself in to deepen your writing.
Dive into your creativity without all the routines, stress, and obligations that keep us distracted from our dreams.
It’s an adventurous mix of writing and some art.
This drop-in and on-going group requires no experience. All you need to bring is a notebook and a pen. I’ll bring the instruction, inspiration, safe space and writing and art prompts.
Led by Dr. Peller Marion, author of four books and exhibiting artist and psychologist.
1st and 4th Wednesday of each month. From 1-3 p.m. starting
April 24th. Next meeting is this Wednesday, May 1st. in the Seminar Room.
school bus ninja April 16, 2013 at 07:16 pm
Peking Wok was another one I was sorry to see move. Their rent became unbearable from what I…Read More understand. It was a nice family owned place with good food and very reasonable prices. They are in TL now and when I'm in the neighborhood I stop in for chow. Mill Valley only has a population of 14k. How many restaurants can that support? Only time will tell. Hopefully the tasty ones will survive.
Bud Wiesser April 26, 2013 at 05:01 am
The Free Markets are very efficient at weeding out the unprofitable, ladies. Which is why MV can…Read More support 2 Whole Foods, '47' nail and hair salons, numerous fancy clothing boutiques, banks and real estate offices. But not Hawk's Tavern which i correctly predicted would fail. If us people don't want another burger joint in town we will let the market know w/our wallets. Right now i see Weezy's as a threat to Super Duper, but not a direct competitor to Pearl's, who has downtown to itself, nor INO w/has Strawberry, and Smash which has the other shopping ctr a mile+ away.
len gensburg April 4, 2013 at 04:27 pm
I meant to compare India Palace (mediocre) to Buckeye Roadhouse (terrific). My bad.
len gensburg April 3, 2013 at 09:23 pm
Just goes to show how bad a source for food Yelp is. How can anyone possibly think India Palace has…Read More better food than India Palace, in my mind one of the worst restaurants in Mill Valley. Prabh is very good, but certainly not the best we have. What happened to Frantoio and Tamalpie? All this shows is how bad Yelp really is.
sick of molesters April 11, 2013 at 09:50 pm
This is Whole Food's fault? I don't think so. This place served terrible food, terrible service and…Read More was not welcoming to 'new' people.
Bill Hall April 10, 2013 at 01:27 pm
The Independent Yournal covered it. Alpha Beta had been empty for years, Trader Joe's was…Read More interested in the space, a bit large for them but they were working on it. The locals in Mill Valley trew their support behind it. Then Whole Foods grabbed the lease. Lot's of protest and petitions to bring in Traders Joe's. The store sat empty for a few more years, people got angry and protested some more. This was at the same time that Whole Pay Check bought up Wild Oats, another health food store and shut them all down. Look it up
Uncle Fishbits March 25, 2013 at 06:35 pm
Fairly cool. Bob's the definition of local celebrity.... great for 142 Throckmorton!
Amyland May 2, 2013 at 10:43 am
"...the band did not stop playing when Weir tumbled on fan message boards!"
school bus ninja April 28, 2013 at 04:34 am
I hope Bob's OK.
Now for the rest of the story. English was not my strongest subject in school.…Read More So when I find several mistakes in the article, that's bad, really, really bad. Don't you have someone to read your work before you turn it in? Maybe your mother.
Bud Wiesser May 2, 2013 at 03:07 pm
Yeah, cuz we all know that legal licensed and insured citizens NEVER do anything stupid.
valeri hood May 1, 2013 at 05:06 pm
The One Bay Area Plan' subverts local control, foisted on us by ABAG, MTC and local officials/and…Read More so-called representatives. Fairax is at gridlock several times/day, yet we are slated under this plan for 280 new 'units'-how many people/with cars/unit unknown. I support increasing workforce housing but oppose giveaways to developers/huge profits. In 4 years, ABAG- an unelected body, will 'revisit' these numbers- and so far, they have always demanded increase of numbers. Fairfax, has been compared to the Oakland Hills in terms of fire danger-narrow windy roads with a fire load that increases by the year. CALTRANS has had plans on the books for a 4 lane highway from San Rafael to Point Reyes and destroy yet another facet of our small town life. 25 % of housing slated to be built iis on n toxic sites. There is a massive push towards geoengineering to meet our water needs at the national level, and this plan will open the floodgates for MMWD's multi-million dollar desal plant ( with intake next to a sewer outlet, out of a bay so polluted with pesticides, herbicides, toxic metals,pharmaceuticals etc. that fisherman are advised not to fish out of it, nor people to swim in it.) and a project which our struggling residents, towns and infrastructure can ill afford in a failing economy.
Jimmy Fishbob Geraghty May 1, 2013 at 04:36 pm
Ryan, thanks for your words of support.
It is not really that hard dealing with the ignorance…Read More demonstrated by the people that have no clue, they actually expose their own ignorance. We can only lead them to the facts, the ones that can think for themselves realize they've been sold a binder of lies, the others just get marginalized in the long run.
How often can one scream about the "sky falling", until the men in the whites coats come knocking?
NovatoAVID May 6, 2013 at 06:39 pm
I generally refer to it as the "employee or server menu"--but it definitely is a…Read More "secret"l
Jeffrey Bottaro April 29, 2013 at 08:52 pm
Probably the only fresh ingredient. Show some gratitude, or risk an attitude.
Golden Gate Bridge Public Affairs April 29, 2013 at 06:20 pm
Hi, Mervyn: If you didn’t get your Toll Invoice within 10 to 14 days, you should call the Bay…Read More Area FasTrak Customer Service Center and let them know when you crossed the Golden Gate Bridge. You can call them toll free at (877) BAY-TOLL (1-877-229-8655). The hours of operations are Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Golden Gate Bridge Public Affairs April 29, 2013 at 06:20 pm
Hi, Mervyn: If you didn’t get your Toll Invoice within 10 to 14 days, you should call the Bay…Read More Area FasTrak Customer Service Center and let them know when you crossed the Golden Gate Bridge. You can call them toll free at (877) BAY-TOLL (1-877-229-8655). The hours of operations are Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Mervyn L. Cohn April 29, 2013 at 12:27 am
I've been waiting since Apr. 1 to recieve notification of a toll, my wife has called three times in…Read More that regard, and still no notification. I understand that you have a photo of my license. and I've been told notification is on it's way. If it dosn't arrive by the 1st of May, why don't we just forget it?
bedbugger Dotcom April 27, 2013 at 11:12 pm
Bed bugs have been turning up in movie theaters, libraries and cafes forever. Expect this to…Read More continue. The best thing people can do is learn what they look like and implement an ongoing monitoring system at home, to catch problems early.
Tim Maloney April 27, 2013 at 03:54 pm
Clearly bed bug infestations are wide spread if they are being spotted in public spaces. Here's an…Read More indiegogo project trying to stop bed bugs by providing beds that kill bed bugs: http://igg.me/at/goodknight/x/2965426
Jason Cohen April 24, 2013 at 03:54 pm
Seems pretty obvious Frank Dean and his core management team consider GGNRA public land to be their…Read More own backyard, where they can pick and choose which parts of GGNRA charter they want to follow, and ignore the rest. Their continuous attempts to impose radical, "zero-impact" NPS regs in GGNRA areas is clear demonstration of how completely out of control this management group has become. Dean continues to cost US taxpayers $Ms in litigation costs to defend policies like this in court, which either clearly overstep NPS (and GGNRA's) authority, or are based on misguided interpretations of NPS (and GGNRA) charter(s). These people are either grossly incompetent or willfully ignore the checks and balances designed to prevent the sort of abuses of power that they routinely demonstrate. How is it nothing can be done about this? Doesn't anyone in DC supervise this group? Anyone else "managing" a group like this and exposing US taxpayers to $Ms in litigation costs would have been fired years ago.
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