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Disease hits pears, apples - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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On the corner of Fifth and B Streets, in front of the Dance Palace Church Space, stands an ornamental pear with a sprawling canopy. It’s a tree that legions of local children have climbed. But this summer, the community center’s director, Claire Burns, noticed that its leaves had begun to blacken and curl. She had heard about fire blight just days earlier, in her own Inverness Park neighborhood. “I went from never hearing about it…
Another bad year for seal pups - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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Harbor seal pups born on Point Reyes beaches numbered among the fewest in 27 years of monitoring, according to the National Park Service. Sarah Codde, a park service marine ecologist who authored a report released in July, says the decline is partially due to coyote activity, but it also reflects a statewide trend. Every spring, harbor seals haul ashore in blubbery droves for breeding season. Sprawled out on the sand, female seals each give…
Church discussion asks, When is war just? - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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As late-afternoon sunlight filtered through redwood-paned windows at St. Columba’s Church on a recent Wednesday, a small group of residents gathered to discuss combat. The open-invite conversation engaged six Anglican principles of just war, written on an easel pad: (1) Just cause, (2) Legitimate authority, (3) Last resort, (4) Right intention (5) Probability of success, and (6) Protection of non-combatants. The church’s social justice ministry, which led the event, opened with a star-studded ov
Creek swimming holes get poor marks for cleanliness - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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All West Marin beaches received top marks for water quality in a new report, but a few swimming holes on Lagunitas Creek were not so lucky. Heal The Bay, a Santa Monica environmental advocacy group, releases a beach report card, and three popular spots—at the Inkwells, White House Pool and the Green Bridge—received F and D grades this year, based on average levels of fecal bacteria. The sites didn’t fail for the same reason. At…
On July 4 in Woodacre, a valley reunites - Point Reyes Light (opens the original)
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On the Fourth of July, hours before the first float rolled down Railroad Avenue, the San Geronimo Valley was awake and hungry. By 9 a.m., the line snaking through the Marin County Fire Department’s Woodacre campus was five firetrucks long. At the front, firefighters wielding spatulas flipped pancakes and scrambled eggs. This breakfast is where the valley’s Independence Day celebration begins. It’s been happening since the ’80s, when then-Fire Chief Ken Massucco decided to reschedule…
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