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After a standout running career at then-Drake High and Occidental College, San Anselmo’s Brody Barkan ran his first Dipsea Race in 2019.

Two formerly prominent Marin high school coaches, both of whom have been accused of inappropriate conduct involving female students, have been disciplined by a state commission. The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing last month revoked the teaching credential of Timothy Bosque, who worked for three Marin County high schools as a math teacher and coach […]

Despite Marin’s history of passing school-related tax increases, Tamalpais Union High School District’s Measure A lost in the March 5 election. It achieved just 53.75% of the vote. That result involved 24,331 yes votes out of 45,226 ballots cast. Voter turnout wasn’t a factor. The primary saw participation by 53.24% of Marin registered voters, an […]

The Marin Athletic Foundation is set to induct its 2023 class into the Hall of Fame at the Embassy Suites in San Rafael on Saturday night.

Pt. Reyes leadership should not capitulate I would like to add context to the recent article about the Tomales Point area plan being proposed at Point Reyes National Seashore (“National Park Service hears opinions on Tomales Point elk fence removal plan,” Sept. 9). The preferred alternative being proposed by NPS calls for the removal of […]

Auburn city leaders and residents gathered on Monday to commemorate a touchstone of area families lives with the unveiling of a plaque recognizing the importance of Felton Little Park in

If youve grown up in Auburn or raised children in the Loveliest Village on the Plains, its almost a surety that your journey has taken you through Felton Little Park,

Blue Earth – DuLayne Irene Belau, age 65, of Blue Earth, was called home on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. She passed away at United Hospital District. A visitati

I had heard of Francis Drake, who was a world historical figure. I had never heard of...

One of the first official school renamings to take place in the Bay Area after debates during the last two years over the legacies of racism and slavery is happening in Marin County, where Sir Francis Drake High School, known familiarly as Drake High, will get a new name next school year.