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- Sep 28, 2026
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Marin officials say more data needed on e-bikes (opens the original)
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Transportation Authority of Marin leaders are raising concerns about the county’s e-bike safety dashboard data. The data suggest that crashes involving youths riding electric bicycles in Marin County are on the decline, but some officials cautioned that there are too many missing statistics to draw real conclusions. The discussion arose Thursday at a TAM presentation where board members flagged the dashboard data, saying they are concerned the figures do not offer a clear estimation of how many
MMWD begins environmental review of plan for Nicasio creeks (opens the original)
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The Marin Municipal Water District has begun a review of a long-term creek maintenance plan to address flood concerns in Nicasio. In August, the board decided to incorporate the creek upkeep into an “atmospheric river capture” project, a planned pipeline that would carry more rainwater from the Russian River into Nicasio Reservoir. The maintenance plan for Nicasio Creek and Halleck Creek aims to improve flow and reduce the risk of overtopping waters that have affected the community for years. Th
Measure Z: Tiburon enclave to decide dredging tax extension (opens the original)
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Voters in the Paradise Cay neighborhood on the Tiburon Peninsula are poised to decide whether to extend and increase a dredging tax. Measure Z in the Nov. 3 election would raise the parcel tax from $1,900 to $2,200, with annual increases of up to 3%. The tax would be for 10 years and collect an estimated $272,800 in the first year. The measure will be on 274 ballots in the unincorporated neighborhood, which is also known as County Service Area No. 29. The dredging tax was created in 1992. The ta
San Rafael marsh restoration project gets nearly $7M in grants (opens the original)
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Nearly $7 million in grant funding is boosting a project to restore marshlands and add sea-level protections in San Rafael’s Canal neighborhood. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $5 million grant to the Marin Audubon Society this week to support the rehabilitation of Tiscornia Marsh, a project years in the making. The marsh occupies 20 acres north of Pickleweed Park and the Albert J. Boro Community Center. “It’s very significant and exciting,” Marin Audubon Society president Bar
SMART reconsiders spot for Healdsburg station (opens the original)
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Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit is reopening a public discussion on whether its new station in Healdsburg should be located downtown. The board governing SMART directed staff Wednesday to begin soliciting comments on the prospect of a station at Vine Street between North and Matheson streets, rather than at the former depot site on Hudson Street, where it had been planned. Zoe Unruh, planning manager, said 84% of Healdsburg workers live outside of the city and a downtown station would take riders
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