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Stream experts help when trees fall, banks fail - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Lagunitas Creek winds through West Marin, its shifting channel constantly reshaping its banks in a natural process of erosion and deposition. For property owners living along the creek and its tributaries, the changes can threaten structures and home values, setting up a clash between development and nature. Enter the Marin Resource Conservation District’s Urban Streams Coordination Program, a countywide service that helps property owners navigate the challenges of living beside creeks. The prog
Valley garden celebrates 15, looks to future - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Beneath an archway of pale-pink wild roses, the weather-worn gate of the San Geronimo Valley Community Garden opens onto terraced rows of raised beds and wood-chipped, winding pathways. Summer heat beats down on the dry grasses of the hillside, but within the woven-wire fence, boxes brim with dark leafy greens, tall scallions, and sprawling squash vines. Deep purple tomatillos hang like delicate lanterns beside thick tangles of tomatoes. White trumpet lilies, spires of orange snapdragons,…
College expands clubs to coast - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Write for 15 minutes—anything, whatever comes to mind—then stop and share what you’ve written. That’s the simple directive that David Glaubinger, an 85-year-old Fairfax resident, gave a handful of locals at the first gathering of a new writing group in Point Reyes Station. For those in need of a writing prompt, he suggested choosing one from the Point Reyes Light’s sheriff’s calls. The monthly group, which debuted in July, is part of an effort by the Emeritus Students College of Marin to expand
Roy’s burned for grassland restoration - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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A prescribed burn at Roy’s Redwoods late last month marked the first-ever controlled fire at the San Geronimo Valley open space preserve and the first fire management project executed by Marin County Parks in more than a decade. Organized by county parks and fire officials, the burn targeted invasive grasses to protect biodiversity and restore habitat. It also advanced a countywide push to expand the use of controlled fire to reduce wildfire risk and…
Loose Joints Records spins into fifth year - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Dylan Squires drops the needle onto side two of Albert King’s “Blues at Sunrise,” an album perched atop a small wooden shelf with hand-painted sky-blue lettering that reads: Playing Now. When customers are in his record store, he says, there is never any dead air. At Loose Joints Records, the Point Reyes Station shop he co-owns with Brian Ojalvo, two turntables are always spinning; when one record fades out, another disc starts up immediately.
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