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Fairfax children's center property deal approved by school district

The $2 million sale will allow one of Marin's few subsidized child care centers for low-income families to remain intact.

Fairfax children's center property deal appears close

The Ross Valley School District could reach a deal within weeks to sell the Deer Park site to a nonprofit, and supporters are seeking federal funds for the renovation.

Fairfax children's center could be rescued from eviction

A nonprofit group has approached the Ross Valley School District about buying the property and leasing it back to the operation.

Dick Spotswood: Marin's 1973 plan to preserve coastal open space and agricultural land was right decision – Marin Independent Journal

There’s room enough in California for both Marin’s model and the San Mateo-Santa Clara model.

Dick Spotswood: Marin's 1973 countywide plan is worthy of close examination – Marin Independent Journal

An examination of the museum exhibition reminds us that we’re again at a time when Marin residents need to collectively craft our vision of tomorrow.

Marin IJ Readers' Forum for June 28, 2023 – Marin Independent Journal

San Geronimo Valley leader Jean Berensmeier dies at 90

Paradise Cost: The Price of Supporting Private Ranching With a Sales Tax

Study shows land-use policies dramatically segregate Marin

Jump to navigation By  01/06/2021 Marin is one of the most segregated counties in the Bay Area, with an overwhelmingly white population that is exceptionally separated from people of color, according to a new study published by the Othering and Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley. In West Marin, the San Geronimo Valley was singled out as highly segregated, but the issue afflicts the entire region. “Whether seen from the regional perspective, the county level or the metropolitan level, the San Francisco Bay Area is simultaneously diverse but also notably and starkly segregated. The diversity of the region masks considerable levels of racial isolation and historical, persistent segregation,” the report states.